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In article <oesk9.10586$0i4.1103781@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca>,
 "Mike Kelly" <m.a.kelly@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:


> In other words, it's fine the way it is now.
> 

No. It is discriminating against small shops in malls, and larger stores.

> > It is still Sunday shopping if you buy gas or a pack of smokes right?
> > Exactly!!!  We all shop on sunday.  Everyone of us have in our lives.  So
> > what's the big deal.  If gas stations, restaurants can stay open than the
> > bigger stores can also.
> 
> Gas is a necessity , that's why gas stations are open on Sundays.

Gas is absolutely not a necessity. On Sunday, you are home with your 
family, right? Why would you need gas?

> Shopping for your
> favorite movie, video
> game, cd, etc is NOT a necessity, it's a luxury.

Travelling and eating out is a luxury too, but that is allowed to happen 
on Sunday. All people want is to make it fair.
 
> So you're saying you don't enjoy being told by anyone what you can do on a
> Sunday?
> What about the people who don't want Sunday shopping?  You're telling them
> there is
> going to be noice, traffic, pollution, etc.  BTW, no you can't murder
> someone if you want to.

In residential areas? No, there won't be that much noise, traffic, 
pollution.

> Just because you don't believe in god or jesus doesn't mean you can call the
> shots for me
> and others.

You have it so backwards, that it's sad. People for Sunday Shopping want 
a choice. This choice is not taking away your right to stay home or go 
to church on Sunday. You sound like a smoker who says "I have a right to 
smoke anywhere I want. Those who don't like it should leave" Ridiculous.

> "Rest" implies getting to enjoy the day, and not having to deal with the
> various stimuli you
> encounter every other day.  It should be "different" than other days.

So rest then. Nobody is stopping you.