Ban on alcohol and cigarettes in South Africa

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ToxicBunny

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I am in two minds about that article really. Yes as a nation we do have a binge drinker problem. But it is a symptom of a much larger problem that the government is not trying to deal with. They are trying to solve problems by merely making the symptoms go away. We know how prohibition goes, and it won't even make the symptom go away,it will just drive it underground and make it worse actually.

For most middle class and up pubs and clubs the violence aspect is generally the exception, not the norm.
The problem is the taverns, they go absolutely mental and shyte gets very very very out of hand very quickly in those places.
 
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Another clown with a rushed model, probably classified, and thumb suck assumptions.
 

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Great news: I can now confirm that there is "imports"

So even if local stock gets depleted, there is an avenue that is not. Happy smoking ;)
 

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On why Ramaphosa initially made that announcement she states in her court papers: “My understanding is that the president made this statement based on the view that the NCCC [National Coronavirus Command Council] had taken on the issue at the time”.


They did but she obviously didn't agree
 

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On why Ramaphosa initially made that announcement she states in her court papers: “My understanding is that the president made this statement based on the view that the NCCC [National Coronavirus Command Council] had taken on the issue at the time”.


They did but she obviously didn't agree

Dlamini-Zuma contends that Fita’s cigarette ban court case, which is one of at four potential legal challenges to the lawfulness of the NCCC and its decisions, is “not urgent” and should only be heard in the week of June 9 — a possible indication that the state’s level 4 lockdown will remain in place for at least another month.

%#&*&(O*)(_)(_))...(*^&^$%$#$#@#$!Q#
 

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Lubisi states in court papers that the disclosure of these minutes “during this time of crisis would seriously jeopardise the government’s decision-making processes and as a result the management of the national state of disaster as a whole”.

Why, How? WTF were you doing to be so dangerous to reveal?
 
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