Dear Editor:
I find it interesting that on the same page of the Feb. 23 paper you have an article about someone illogically against liquor sales in grocery stores and at the same time, wanting lower sentences for drug offences.
In the case of liquor, there is no logical reason why in a free and democratic society anyone has any business where another buys their liquor. Let the markets decide. Incidentally, many older and wiser cultures cook with wine. To segregate it is ridiculous.
The message you are giving is: "Let's make it harder for people to buy liquor but let's feel bad for drug offenders."
Alex Tan North
North Vancouver
