This ban is not a toy
Down in groovy Marin County, the rules about grocery bags have gotten so convoluted that even the greener-than-thou Whole Foods grocery store chain can't keep them straight.
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Comments (3)
Interesting, but yet another example of using government to beat you over the head to behave the way someone else wants you to. Afterall, you're not an adult and you can't be trusted to act in your own best interest, we HAVE to make sure you behave the way WE want you to.
Look you want to use reusable bags, good for you, do it. You want to use paper bags, good for you, do it. You want to use plastic bags, okay, so what, you are an adult, you've heard all the arguments for and against it - make your own choice; quit taking away my choices.
Posted by native oregonian | January 10, 2012 6:47 AM
To bag or not to bag, that is the question?
Posted by Portland Native | January 10, 2012 7:37 AM
while reading the Mill Valley Patch article, a popout? window appears w/this:
Read More in Government
"California Supreme Court Abolishes Redevelopment Agencies"
Finally some californication that isn't porn.
Posted by msmith | January 10, 2012 8:47 AM