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Furthermore, now that the story has made headlines, the local villagers are going after the owner with torches and pitchforks. They're pretending they didn't know.
Bull.
I was born in that town and a lot of my family is still around there.
In the community's defense...........
This place is a small, ramshackle dive, off the beaten path in a real seedy part of town. I doubt 90% of people in Enid even knew the place was there, much less the owners business practices.
It's not like this joint is a 200 seat restaurant on the main drag in town. If you go by it, it looks like what it is. A nasty redneck bar,
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I was born in that town and a lot of my family is still around there.
In the community's defense...........
This place is a small, ramshackle dive, off the beaten path in a real seedy part of town. I doubt 90% of people in Enid even knew the place was there, much less the owners business practices.
It's not like this joint is a 200 seat restaurant on the main drag in town. If you go by it, it looks like what it is. A nasty redneck bar,
Sounds like a more appropriate place for a dive of a gay bar in Enid. Enid is a nice town, otherwise.
Private property rights were one of the founding principles of this nation until progressives with their special interests started to destroy them. If he truly owns the business why isn't it considered the same as his home?
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I have some Vicodin in my medicine cabinet. I can't sell that to you. Hell, I can't even give it to you as a gift. Does that mean I don't own it?
Why not? What stops you?
Common law, or statutory law?
It is not illegal to do anything in life. It only becomes illegal when you get caught.
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