A Colorado legislative committee killed a bill to require substance-free sections at large venues, but the conversation continues.
, readers have some suggestions for alternative actions for venues — including improving their NA offerings — as well as advice for those filling those venues. Says Matt:Counters Tucker: Adds Lisa:
It’s pathetic the amount of unaware, entitled people who DGAS about others. Sobriety is one of the hardest things someone can go through. No, they don’t want to"stay home" or"drink a soda." They don’t want your clouds of weed smoke in their faces. They don’t want to be triggered by your chugging beers, rowdy drunkenness and complete inconsideration for everyone around them.
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