First they ban smoking

It seems like this would be a freedom of speech issue.
I think lawyers will have a field day with this one.
 
"We're dealing with adults here once again and I don't think it's the city's job or the government's job to determine what we can and cannot play in our restaurant," Rousseau said.
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Excellent point. If you want to reduce the rowdiness, fine the bar owners for overserving their patronage. Otherwise, throw the ruckus-makers in the drunk tank under existing laws that already make it illegal to be that rowdy.
 
I can see it now, we'll all be vegetarians and drinking bottled water. Talk nicely to everyone you see. :angry:
 
Public profanity has been outlawed by town and city ordinances since the beginning of time. Check your local ordinances, and google Lenny Bruce.

Doc.
 
This is like my University. They are forbidding all tobacco products on campus.
 
Thank goodness for government officials who have nothing but our best interests in mind. :rolleyes:
 
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