places open. They began to sell other things beside medical items because they were the only ones open and they could.

Then K-mart came on the scene and were open 7 days a week. Churches began a campaign with the slogan, “stop, don’t shop on Sunday.”

I live in Columbus, Ohio. Sometimes I shop for groceries on Sunday. Sometimes wine is on my list. But I'm out of luck. While the Christians are in their churches singing and praying and chanting or whatever they do, *I* can't buy wine at the grocery store. Why not?

Why do religious people get to tell me, an atheist, when I can and cannot buy wine? This is what I dislike so much about Christians. They are DETERMINED to force their values and harsh, Shariah-like restrictions on everyone in America. How can we stop this?

Then it was revised to allow for food, and pharmaceuticals. Fuel also, after all ya gotta get the rubes to church so as they can put their money in the till.

Later, it was put in a county, by county referendum. Only one county is still "closed" on Sundays. So you go to the supermarket and there are ropes around the light bulb and kitchen gadget sections.

The funny part is, that county, Bergen, has a significant Jewish population.