Should alcohol be sold on Sundays?
By crazynurse
@crazynurse (7482)
United States
January 7, 2007 10:42am CST
My town does not allow alcohol to be sold on Sundays. Restaurants, grocery stores and alcohol stores are disallowed alchohol sales from 1 AM on Saturday night until Monday morning. I am unsure of the reason, but imagine that it is due to Sunday being the sabbath day. Strangely, it is not all towns in my state...so it isn't a state law. Larger towns in my state do allow alcohol sales on Sundays. Does your town do this? What are your feelings about this?
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19 responses
@plantit1 (297)
• United States
8 Jan 07
I've heard of those kind of towns before. They call them dry towns.
Mostly in the bible belt I believe where the people are really into church. Southern Baptist. I suppose they just dont want no drunks on Sunday to contend with.
@mzbubblie (3839)
• United States
8 Jan 07
I live in Va. and on sundays they are open in limited areas. Whereas in Alabama where i'm from they don't sell it on Sundays. I believe it should be sold anyday. The only thing that happens is the person would just go on Sat. So what's the point
@chikkadee (372)
• Australia
8 Jan 07
This rule is in effect in my entire *state* of Western Australia. Its a pain in the neck when you want to go get a drink and they are all closed, but you can always go to a pub.
@aevinodkumaar (49)
• India
8 Jan 07
We dont have any such restrictions in our place. It is infact available on all the days.
@katetospassova (5)
• Bulgaria
8 Jan 07
I do not think it's normal. it should be sold in any day of the week and in any hour. Of course there should be restriction by age.
@globaldikshant (333)
• India
8 Jan 07
it should not be sold because on this day one should have in real fun holiday
@unfathomedpsyche (858)
• Thailand
8 Jan 07
Well my towm doesn't prohibits buying acohol during sunday, in fact you could buy any day of the week. Maybe your town don't want drunk folks in your churches =) just a thought.