doady
Senior Member
Instead having all these arbitrary restrictions, they should ban alcohol altogether. You aren't going to stop people from driving drunk and killing someone unless you get rid of alcohol altogether.
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junctionist
Senior Member
People at Trinity-Bellwoods Park are not drinking and driving.
Monarch Butterfly
Superstar
Johnny Au
Superstar
That too would work, but if gradually implemented in one generation to prevent backlash and bootlegging.
Monarch Butterfly
Superstar
There is supposed to be no alcohol at all in most parks already. Except for only a few licensed barricaded (turrets, moats, armed guards, attack dogs, and mines maybe next) areas, in general that is the case already. There is supposed to be none in High Park, so I imagine they transfer the contents to some formerly non-alcoholic container before they enter.
Roy G Biv
Senior Member
I have a young German staying with me right now, and I am finding it hard to explain our Victorian drinking laws...
Monarch Butterfly
Superstar
A little bit of Saudi Arabia in North America in Toronto's parks with their drinking laws, just to make them feel like home.
picard102
Senior Member
You do know it's not limited to parks, right?
doady
Senior Member
I never said they were.
Toronto Real Estate Agent
New Member
i personally have no issues with people drinking in parks if they do so responsibly. I dont think there should be a ban.