I vote no on this to keep all of our Liquor stores in business
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Kayla Meier
11 years ago
I vote no on this to keep all of our Liquor stores in business
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Vanessa Acton
11 years ago
Strong liquor needs to stay in Liquor Stores! Common Sense, People! Keep Kansans in Business!
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Vanessa Acton
11 years ago
Strong liquor needs to stay in Liquor Stores! Common Sense, People! Keep Kansans in Business!
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Francisco Cobos
11 years ago
Vote no!!! People don't understand the what the would cause for family owed retailer .. How could family owed biz compite with a cooperate monster .. They have the means to pay unlimited funds & charge nothing nothing for there products .. Just to still sales from locally mom & pops shop.. You' lose friendly costumer service from mom & pop store .. It would be like taking to a computer for help .. The whole atmosphere of buying liquor would change . which would leave human interaction gone . Saturation of liquor & flooded the market or the cites has no great out come to consumer . Making alcohol available at full straight a bigger problem for citizens ....
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Paul Benner Sr
11 years ago
I have invested everything I own in my liquor store, provide employment to 9 others, have been vetted and spend my money in the State. You can't tell me that Dillions will hire 9 people plus me to work their liquor asile, let alone spend any profits in the state. Allowing this to pass is a form of Corporate Welfare, that of which, most people are against.
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Paul Benner Sr
11 years ago
I have invested everything I own in my liquor store, provide employment to 9 others, have been vetted and spend my money in the State. You can't tell me that Dillions will hire 9 people plus me to work their liquor asile, let alone spend any profits in the state. Allowing this to pass is a form of Corporate Welfare, that of which, most people are against.
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Kathie Leighty
11 years ago
Keep full strength liquor in the liquor stores. I have been to New Mexico where they sell liquor in their grocery stores, I didn't see anyone around to keep the kids out of the liquor side of the store. VOTE NO to HB2200
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Kathie Leighty
11 years ago
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Keep full strength liquor in the liquor stores. I have been to New Mexico where they sell liquor in their grocery stores, I didn't see anyone around to keep the kids out of the liquor side of the store. VOTE NO to HB2200
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Tom Gryska
11 years ago
LETS KEEP BUSINESS IN KANSAS!!
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Tom Gryska
11 years ago
LETS KEEP BUSINESS IN KANSAS!!
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Jessie bloir
11 years ago
Vote no
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Jessie bloir
11 years ago
Vote no
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Andrew Vosberg
11 years ago
I don't think any kind of alcohol should be sold in stores other than liquor stores and bars, it's like that to keep minors from getting it more easily. This is a bad bill through and through and will do nothing but put more money into the pockets of greedy corporations who care nothing about the smaller people who run and own small business and would love to see them bought out, that is a family that will lose an income, that's jobs that are no longer there and there are not many to go around as is.
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Andrew Vosberg
11 years ago
I don't think any kind of alcohol should be sold in stores other than liquor stores and bars, it's like that to keep minors from getting it more easily. This is a bad bill through and through and will do nothing but put more money into the pockets of greedy corporations who care nothing about the smaller people who run and own small business and would love to see them bought out, that is a family that will lose an income, that's jobs that are no longer there and there are not many to go around as is.
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Ophe Grover
11 years ago
I really think they should keep full strength alcohol out of grocery stores und gas stations. For numerous reasons. That's like saying "lets put a smoke shop in Walmart." Both are dumb ideas. Not only that, but the "access" minors could have to the stronger stuff will likely result in increased theft, making it a "general" store loss und ruining the fun for everyone. Und I don't mean in the aspect of everyone who buys the full strength alcohol at the store. I literally mean everyone who shops there, even if they're coming in for some damn toilet paper. With any increased theft in any store, security is only going to get tighter und tighter, und pretty soon choke the life out of it's customers because it makes going to that particular store more of a hassle than it's worth. That's also tons of jobs that people in this state rely on, where Kansas is still suffering from high unemployment rates in many towns/cities. Opting in for corporate take over for basically all alcohol is going to only increase that rate of unemployment.
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Edward Urbanski
11 years ago
There is nothing good for the state if this bills gets passed. Only the wallets of the big corporations
NO HB2200
No on HB2200.
No on HB2200.
I vote no on this to keep all of our Liquor stores in business
I vote no on this to keep all of our Liquor stores in business
Strong liquor needs to stay in Liquor Stores! Common Sense, People! Keep Kansans in Business!
Strong liquor needs to stay in Liquor Stores! Common Sense, People! Keep Kansans in Business!
Vote no!!! People don't understand the what the would cause for family owed retailer .. How could family owed biz compite with a cooperate monster .. They have the means to pay unlimited funds & charge nothing nothing for there products .. Just to still sales from locally mom & pops shop.. You' lose friendly costumer service from mom & pop store .. It would be like taking to a computer for help .. The whole atmosphere of buying liquor would change . which would leave human interaction gone . Saturation of liquor & flooded the market or the cites has no great out come to consumer . Making alcohol available at full straight a bigger problem for citizens ....
I have invested everything I own in my liquor store, provide employment to 9 others, have been vetted and spend my money in the State. You can't tell me that Dillions will hire 9 people plus me to work their liquor asile, let alone spend any profits in the state. Allowing this to pass is a form of Corporate Welfare, that of which, most people are against.
I have invested everything I own in my liquor store, provide employment to 9 others, have been vetted and spend my money in the State. You can't tell me that Dillions will hire 9 people plus me to work their liquor asile, let alone spend any profits in the state. Allowing this to pass is a form of Corporate Welfare, that of which, most people are against.
Keep full strength liquor in the liquor stores. I have been to New Mexico where they sell liquor in their grocery stores, I didn't see anyone around to keep the kids out of the liquor side of the store. VOTE NO to HB2200
Keep full strength liquor in the liquor stores. I have been to New Mexico where they sell liquor in their grocery stores, I didn't see anyone around to keep the kids out of the liquor side of the store. VOTE NO to HB2200
LETS KEEP BUSINESS IN KANSAS!!
LETS KEEP BUSINESS IN KANSAS!!
Vote no
Vote no
I don't think any kind of alcohol should be sold in stores other than liquor stores and bars, it's like that to keep minors from getting it more easily. This is a bad bill through and through and will do nothing but put more money into the pockets of greedy corporations who care nothing about the smaller people who run and own small business and would love to see them bought out, that is a family that will lose an income, that's jobs that are no longer there and there are not many to go around as is.
I don't think any kind of alcohol should be sold in stores other than liquor stores and bars, it's like that to keep minors from getting it more easily. This is a bad bill through and through and will do nothing but put more money into the pockets of greedy corporations who care nothing about the smaller people who run and own small business and would love to see them bought out, that is a family that will lose an income, that's jobs that are no longer there and there are not many to go around as is.
I really think they should keep full strength alcohol out of grocery stores und gas stations. For numerous reasons. That's like saying "lets put a smoke shop in Walmart." Both are dumb ideas. Not only that, but the "access" minors could have to the stronger stuff will likely result in increased theft, making it a "general" store loss und ruining the fun for everyone. Und I don't mean in the aspect of everyone who buys the full strength alcohol at the store. I literally mean everyone who shops there, even if they're coming in for some damn toilet paper. With any increased theft in any store, security is only going to get tighter und tighter, und pretty soon choke the life out of it's customers because it makes going to that particular store more of a hassle than it's worth. That's also tons of jobs that people in this state rely on, where Kansas is still suffering from high unemployment rates in many towns/cities. Opting in for corporate take over for basically all alcohol is going to only increase that rate of unemployment.
There is nothing good for the state if this bills gets passed. Only the wallets of the big corporations