Saige Owens
Lamar Community College Comp 1
Argumentative Essay FD
11pm Sales
Abstract
This paper will argue and explain why alcohol should not be sold after 11pm. Multiple reasons include, fewer accidents, fewer ER visits, fewer visits from the cops, and possible lives being saved.
11pm Sales Do you occasionally have a drink or two, either at home or in town? To be able to have that opportunity, you have to go buy it to take home, or you go to a place that provides it for a cost. In 2016, 223.2 billion US dollars were spent on alcoholic beverages, and about a quarter of accidents happened because of alcohol intake. Multiple people have died, gotten hurt, hurt others, and caused damage because of drinking. This can all be stopped by one simple change, no sales of alcohol after …show more content…
People who get pulled over and are caught under the influence, obviously were doing something wrong or incorrectly and got pulled over for a reason. With no alcohol sales after eleven, cops would be able to keep the roads safe and watched without having trouble with drunks. This would also save time for the people who were to get pulled over. Cops are out more later at night, therefore, if alcohol were taken away at eleven, people would not be up doing wrong things to get pulled over. The chances would be less. Also, the hospitals would see a lot less of accidents, where people come in due to drunk driving accidents. Not that care centers cannot provide care for anyone or any accident, but help can be put to more needed situations if alcohol intake stopped. People would not be spending money fixing a broken arm, or having weekly chiropractic appointments. Also, medical bills are a killer, and with the eleven rule, the big bill could possibly not happen. They could simply be spending money on other things, because they had the eleven o’clock law saving them those hassles and big
Lamar Community College Comp 1
Argumentative Essay FD
11pm Sales
Abstract
This paper will argue and explain why alcohol should not be sold after 11pm. Multiple reasons include, fewer accidents, fewer ER visits, fewer visits from the cops, and possible lives being saved.
11pm Sales Do you occasionally have a drink or two, either at home or in town? To be able to have that opportunity, you have to go buy it to take home, or you go to a place that provides it for a cost. In 2016, 223.2 billion US dollars were spent on alcoholic beverages, and about a quarter of accidents happened because of alcohol intake. Multiple people have died, gotten hurt, hurt others, and caused damage because of drinking. This can all be stopped by one simple change, no sales of alcohol after …show more content…
People who get pulled over and are caught under the influence, obviously were doing something wrong or incorrectly and got pulled over for a reason. With no alcohol sales after eleven, cops would be able to keep the roads safe and watched without having trouble with drunks. This would also save time for the people who were to get pulled over. Cops are out more later at night, therefore, if alcohol were taken away at eleven, people would not be up doing wrong things to get pulled over. The chances would be less. Also, the hospitals would see a lot less of accidents, where people come in due to drunk driving accidents. Not that care centers cannot provide care for anyone or any accident, but help can be put to more needed situations if alcohol intake stopped. People would not be spending money fixing a broken arm, or having weekly chiropractic appointments. Also, medical bills are a killer, and with the eleven rule, the big bill could possibly not happen. They could simply be spending money on other things, because they had the eleven o’clock law saving them those hassles and big