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Fight for your right to party!

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Augie
7 years ago

Keep your hands off of the last great parts of original Columbia Culture

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Landon Fitzpatrick
7 years ago

Give us better roads and leave the damn drinks alone.

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Alex Onofrio
7 years ago

This is not good for Columbia and the people don't want it

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Samantha J Ralls
7 years ago

WE WANT TO BE HEARD. THIS IS ABSURD. QUIT TRYING TO RUIN OUR CITY WITH THESE DUMB ORDINANCES.

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Tyler King
7 years ago

Do you really want to hurt the economy of the city? All of the bars that will be impacted are small businesses. Not a smart idea to hinder their profits if you want to hold your position. Also, what are you going to ban next? The sale of alcohol in grocery/liquor stores? Cause that is all that's going to happen. College kids will instead buy a ton of booze from large corporations and do the same thing at large house/Greek parties. It is common sense.

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Nicholas Gustafson
7 years ago

Shame on the city of Columbia. Come up with useful ordinances. Not this lazy crap.

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Shane
7 years ago

Let kids have fun

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Landon Browns
7 years ago

Ops can shove it

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Mary Denson
7 years ago

This, if passed, would hurt local businesses and therefore would hurt my neighbors and would hurt Columbia as a whole.

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William Kenney
7 years ago

This ordinance is absolutely ridiculous

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Logan Locke
7 years ago

Columbia, MO bars are this nations backbone and we the people need to stand up for betterment

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Hope Anderson
7 years ago

Leave small businesses alone!! We should be helping them not going against them!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

they can’t tell us what we can/can’t drink.

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Cale Childers
7 years ago

I do not support the ban.

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Ruth Walker
7 years ago

No.

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Ryan bowman
7 years ago

Please don’t kill small business in our town.

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Treven Smith
7 years ago

Prohibition ended 86 yrs ago. I always thought of Columbia as a progressive city, not one living almost a century in the past.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This is a gross overstep

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Lindley Bennett
7 years ago

My body, my choice.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I hardly ever drink, and I don't go downtown very much because it is too expensive. Even I feel like this is an overstep of the local government.