Saturday 18 April 2009

Easter and Eating Out

Over Easter, pubs may only serve alcohol with meals. Why? say pub owners, Why can we not serve alcohol to drinkers? After all, it's a public holiday, we're not very religious, people want to drink...

More correctly: Pub owners want to sell drinks. Any time, any day. That's where they get their profits.

One pub owner was reported as saying that Easter is just a public holiday... why should drinking be restricted... Australians are not very religious anyway.

Do you see the paradox?

Australians are not very religious. So Easter is just a public holiday... Hang on... If we are not very religious -- then why is Easter a holiday?!

As I understand it -- not being very religious myself -- Easter is a Christian celebration. If we do not want to celebrate a Christian event -- why do we need that holiday? To take the pub owner's logic to its reasonable conclusion: There should be no Easter holidays...

Sorry, mate -- you can't have it both ways!

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