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Since I was a kid I couldn't understand why private citizens can't roll their own moonshine. Strikes me the same as growing your own weed.

I get the taxation/revenue aspect, but in 2026 America who's going to produce enough liquor to make a difference? Just put sane limits on home production like some states do with weed.

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[–] TimeRonin@lemmy.world -2 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

Its because distillation can cause massive catastrophic explosions, your totally allowed to make alcohol without a still tho, a license id imagine is easy to obtain, probably a fee and a test