Can you explain what the lack of effectiveness in the examples I just listed were? @Weaboo Kempeitai

the question was: are dry towns and counties (proper) voluntary societies?

everyone damn it

the answer is no

I don't have an ideology anyway

that's all

@Nerthulas There are privately owned towns and communities, and mutual arrangements that are also permitted. They're voluntary.

This is not what is being described

It is.

This hypothetical is unimportant

There isn't zero reason why a town can't self-govern.

we were talking about dry towns and counties in the US and Canada

No, what is being described is government owned municipalities effectively prohibiting substances

only a town

not a city

I'm going to bed, this kid is too retarded

when I said 'dry county'

Towns absolutely can be contractual, and prohibit alcohol.

nighty nighty folks

or 'dry town' I meant really existing ones

@Nerthulas Bro we're talking about towns not counties

weaboo undefeated

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you don't know what you're talking about

I'm saying a town can be privately owned and function the same.

at all

Lmao

Just saying no over and over again and changing the subject is not winning

that isn't even the conversation

They exist literally, voluntary mutual arrangements that prohibit alcohol.

you decided to have a completely separate conversation

when he said 'dry towns'

he meant really existing ones in his country

its a term

Yes

what it describes is a town with a prohibition on the books against alcohol

Yes

You're referring to counties, not towns

Big difference

Towns can be voluntary and mutual.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dry_communities_by_U.S._state