Today’s infographic continues our Sunday theme, and is about some of the remaining Blue Laws, by state. It was created by mgmt.
Click here to see the chart full size.
Comments
beerman49says
I have serious doubts about that poster’s credibility:
1. Arkansas: Horse racing is alive & well there (Arkansas Derby for thoroughbreds & many big quarter-horse races) – trust me, I’m a horseplayer (as in wagering on).
2. PA – nada on the WORST liquor laws in any state I’ve ever visited (37 so far)
3. No mention of WA & OR, which have “Blue Laws” on booze
4. No mention of VA & the Carolinas having state-run/controlled liquor stores that are not open on Sundays
5. “Blue Laws” (as in what’s prohibited on Sunday), equate to most people as alcohol-related; this one has more BS about other stuff than about alcohol!
Nice try – they flunked. “Blue Laws” are absurd, & I hope some folks in the oppressed states (especially PA) can get the gumption up to tell the lawmakers to face reality & make things more consumer-friendly.
I have serious doubts about that poster’s credibility:
1. Arkansas: Horse racing is alive & well there (Arkansas Derby for thoroughbreds & many big quarter-horse races) – trust me, I’m a horseplayer (as in wagering on).
2. PA – nada on the WORST liquor laws in any state I’ve ever visited (37 so far)
3. No mention of WA & OR, which have “Blue Laws” on booze
4. No mention of VA & the Carolinas having state-run/controlled liquor stores that are not open on Sundays
5. “Blue Laws” (as in what’s prohibited on Sunday), equate to most people as alcohol-related; this one has more BS about other stuff than about alcohol!
Nice try – they flunked. “Blue Laws” are absurd, & I hope some folks in the oppressed states (especially PA) can get the gumption up to tell the lawmakers to face reality & make things more consumer-friendly.