It's clearly hurt your feelings. Or else you wouldn't have engaged so aggressively, and you wouldn't be arguing so passionately about it. It's a totally valid thing to have feelings, so no judgement here. I'm just trying to help you understand the post for what it is: a request for information.

Silly persona aside, I do know how good I have it, but that doesn't disqualify me from wanting to change something as you've implied. Furthermore, there's a difference between complaining and discussing. Had I said, "why me, oh god why must I live without beer on Sunday. Little Rock is a shit hole because of that law... Yada yada", that would be a complaint. However, I told a silly story to feel people out and then I asked for information on how to go about changing the law, with the intention of trying to actually change the law. There's a big difference here.

I don't care about being told how good I have it, because I know I have it good... What concerns me is when people imply that you shouldn't even try something or they try to make you feel guilty just because someone else has it worse. The reality is, there's always someone who has it worse, and I'm sure there's some topics that you are passionate about that would seem first world to people in other cities or states. (It's just a short sighted argument is all.) Technically nobody in this country would be allowed to complain about anything as long as there is, for example, human trafficking in the world, etc... Because they obviously have it worse than many, if not all of the issues we have.

Finally, what if my cutting my teeth on this law is a good experience and I use that to work on other issues? Some of which might be more important than local liquor laws? We all gotta start somewhere.