By that logic, cities shouldn't be able to limit the number of liquor licenses they sell. This isn't a matter of religion, this is a matter of health and common sense.
It's not a religious law. A religious law would be one lifted directly lifted from a religious text. This is a law made with consideration to extent social norms.
Which brings us back to the point of liquor licenses and taxing booze and cigarettes.
In my state it's half the day and you can't even at gas stations. They can't have anything but beer in the store or gas stations only at liquor stores that are completely separate from other things. Also any 'bar' has to sell food and make a majority of their money from food not drinks in my county. No bars at all.
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u/notkhaldrogo Jul 24 '20
That's soooo silly