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Alcohol sales, service, consumption (in some circumstances) and advertising are still strongly regulated and restricted though. And no-one suggests that special treatment is somehow necessary because you might want to give your 10-year-old son a beer or great-grandma left a bottle of vintage champagne to him in her will or something:clapping::clapping:
Prohibition of alcoholic beverages should have taught us that the only people who benefit from big government pushing citizens around, are the Al Capone/Lucky Luciano/Dutch Schultz crew. None of whom ever let a law against anything keep them from spreading terror…
And a lot of us would give up our bourbon* long, long, before we would give up our ability to defend ourselves, our families, & our homes.
Of course, it is easy for me to say that* I’d** give up bourbon; I have known how to make my own bathtub gin since I was in grade school…
And no-one argues that strengthening these laws (by, say, slightly decreasing permitted blood alcohol levels while driving) would be no use because people are going to drink drive anyway.
At a minimum, gun ownership laws should be consistent and consistently enforced just as the laws relating to alcohol are.
