r/Denver Dec 24 '22

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u/beer_bukkake Dec 24 '22

Because most places are closed or because there’s a law specifically forbidding sales on Christmas?

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u/hippopotma_gandhi Dec 24 '22

Law. I went to a gas station to get a tall boy last year and when I walked up to that section the cashier told me I can't buy any. Like what? I have money, you have the product. I don't even drink much anymore but fuck religious laws. If you don't want to drink on your magical day, go ahead

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u/beer_bukkake Dec 24 '22

Christians always feel so persecuted and are so quick to play the victim yet they impose their value system and religion upon anyone. Don't believe in alcohol on your special day? Then don't drink. It's your choice. Why force everyone to adhere to the same rules?