Ok... so currently, all profits from liquor sales go back into the health care system.
Moving to a privatized profit driven model for liquor sales and you don't expect any loss to the health care revenue stream?
Health care receives $284 million annually.
MB spends approximately $212 million annually on treating alcohol related health issues.
Which would net $72 million for other Healthcare spending
So, you take away the $284 million revenue stream, increase the consumption of alcohol because once privatized, consumption always goes up (almost universally accepted fact through numerous studies) leading to increase in spending on the alcohol related health issues....
So... you lose $284 million, increase the cost of alcohol related care and you stand by the "pathetic than stating that allowing some private liquor sales will take millions of dollars out of health care." Statement?
How? I am genuinely curious to see your math on this one.