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In response to "Why should the gov't still be involved in the sale of liquor? You need a reason beyond, "It makes money."" by Name Withheld By Request

i would be totally fine with the government opening up a Tim Hortons if it was well managed. -- nm

Posted by Elf Andie (aka Andie) Dec 22 '09, 11:57

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You don't think that's a little outside the mandate given a government by the constitution? -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Dec 22, 12:01 3
- it is, i suppose, but governments invest in all sorts of things to make money, why not just a simple business? -- nm - Elf Andie Dec 22, 12:03 1
  - Because typically there's another underlying philosophy behind it. (Think: "We're getting more jobs/investing where the private sector wouldn't.") -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Dec 22, 12:08
- You'll beg the Queen for your Crown Royal, or you'll GTFO. -- nm - Beryllium Dec 22, 12:02
I would be fine with the goverment opening up a Tim Hortons that was badly managed, just to watch the documentary about it. -- nm - Beryllium Dec 22, 11:58

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