re: #202 keloyd

Speaking of theocracy at the local level - is it not good government if the people get what they want through their government, even if it is tinged with ‘theocracy’? I’m not a fan of blue laws, but if a majority wants liquor stores, car dealers, etc., closed on Sunday, or the topless bars zoned to go outside of city limits, then their city or state does their bidding, is that not good government?

Disagreeing with what the majority wants and disagreeing with the definition of the role of government seems to be two contradicting things - at least at a local level.

If it can be proven that the majority wants these blue laws because of religious reasons, those laws should be denied to the majority.