[Vision2020] RenFair/Rendezvous questiion

[Mike Curley]

<FontFamily><param>Arial</param><smaller>Now that the "liquor liability" t=
hread has woven its way back to a 
three-pete of the public v. private schools issue, I've changed 
the subject line above to ask a question relevant to the liquor 
issue previously discussed.   Do you think city council should 
approve the sale of beer and wine at either Ren Fair or 
Rendezvous or both by a licensed liquor caterer, and if so, 
would you request any restrictions greater than those required 
by state law as previously presented on this list?


[to those who would simply like to say "yes" or "no," I'll be happy 
to collect your vote off list and report totals later]




<FontFamily><param>Times New Roman</param>On 13 Feb 03, at 10:40, Sunil Ra=
malingam wrote:


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</color>Subject:        	<color><param>0000,0000,8000</param>RE: [Vision20=
20] re: liquor liability

</color>Date sent:      	<color><param>0000,0000,8000</param>Thu, 13 Feb 2=
003 10:40:34 -0800


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<FontFamily><param>Times New Roman</param><smaller>But essentially you're =
taking the position that because you don't want 
the state to establish and fund public schools, the state should stop. 
Since the Idaho Constitution calls for the establishment and funding of 
such schools, the state is acting within its lawful authority in doing so.=
 

Would I be correct in saying that you would like to amend the Idaho 
Constitution to bar such action on the part of the state? At least from 
K through 12?

Sunil





>From: "Dale Courtney" 

>To: 

>Subject: RE: [Vision2020] re: liquor liability 

>Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2003 10:26:51 -0800 

> 

> >>I do *not* want either the State of Idaho or the Federal 
Government 

> >>telling the people what they can/cannot have. By being in the 
business of 

> >>providing a "service", the State is de facto telling us what we 
can/cannot 

> 

> >>have and do. 

> > 

> > I'm sorry, Dale. Was I mistaken when I though I saw you say that 
you were 

> 

> > an advocate of states' rights? Or are you now saying, "I am an 
advocate 

>of 

> > states' rights, except they shouldn't have the right to do anything 
that I 

> 

> > don't want them to do"? 

> 

>ROTFL! Great question. 

> 

>First, I *am* an advocate of States' rights. However, that doesn't 
mean that 

>the State has unlimited authority, powers, or jurisdiction. Just because 
the 

>State may think/act/and want to be god doesn't mean that it is. 

> 

>We are *not* a democracy, you know. :) 

> 

>Dale Courtney 

>Moscow, ID 

> 

> 

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