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Originally Posted by crockett
Robbie you are missing the point.. This isn't a old law that's been on the books for years.. This is a new law put on the books in 2009 and enforced by regulating sales to requiring a prescription to buy the sex toys..
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Hey, I'm just sayin'...Atlanta ain't some redneck backwoods place. It's a very cool city. And not only has some of the biggest swinger/sex clubs but is also home of more strip clubs than any other city.
It's always been a very socially liberal city.
And how can you require a prescription for a product that is sold over the counter and not a controlled substance by the Feds?
Doesn't sound like that kind of nonsense would hold up in any court to me.
I don't think that's even remotely legal in any way, shape, or form.
It would be like some local politician declaring that bologna sandwiches require a doctors prescription...it makes no sense.
Doesn't something have to be a prescription drug (as mandated by the Feds) to require a prescription?