Should it be legal? With inflation on the rise i do belive people should be allowed to produce it themself, but i also think that there is an inherent danger if done not properly that people should be protected from.
Moonshining
Cameron Parker
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Matthew Nguyen
There’s a horrible show here called moonshiners. I swear to god that show is made by feds to entrap dumb rednecks into making it
Julian Gomez
You know we can still visually identify duplicate images in the catalogue, right?
Easton Hughes
OP, describe what's in pic related. I don't think you're real.
Carson Bell
I think he might be a newfag.
Xavier Wood
It is legal for self consumption.
Its only illegal if you sell it.
Jonathan Campbell
i didn't think it was illegal to make there.
Zachary Roberts
You should be able to produce whatever for personal consumption but if you want to sell it you should have to get it tested and certified by a third party for purity.
Cameron Adams
Yeah ATF will fuck you up
Adrian White
>govern me harder daddy
Adrian Wright
this is yet another 10th violation amendment that needs to be overturned
Anthony Nguyen
5601(a) disagrees.
Noah Clark
It's not illegal to brew your own beer or wine, only distillation is illegal. Because then you could produce your own fuel and not have to buy gasoline and they can't have that now can they
Ethan Garcia
It has always been illegal, but it was rarely enforced for people that made it for themselves/friends on small scales. The ATF under Obama switched gears and started busting everyone on home distillery forums like mad. They're fucking asswipes.
"Moonshiners" is a retarded show full of disinfo that could actually get people hurt. Glass fucking thumpers? Yeah fuck off with that shit.
Connor Ortiz
It should be legal, and for ordinal use was just legalized here.
Being unsafe if done wrong is not a valid reason to make out illegal.
Hunter Morris
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Eli Wood
moonshining is legal, you just have to go through a bunch of legal hoops to do it. you need a building dedicated to just the still, you need a bunch of permits and have to meet inspections with proper equipment.
Evan Jackson
in the uk, you can't legally produce alcohol in excess of 20% (40 proof) unless you have a loicence
Camden Sanders
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It's hard to beat industrial efficiency, unless stupid governments make it more expensive with onerous "sin taxes".
Matthew Phillips
Do you know how to do it, or willing to learn or be taught? If you're not getting it tested for safety, are you refraining from selling it and using it for personal use? .
If yes and yes, why should I give a fuck what you do with it.
Levi Jones
Distilling 1.75L of 40% yourself is way cheaper than that if you don't count your time.
Colton Hill
not really. my mother imported OP's pic from portugal for me as a gift, which is supposedly a huge felony, but nothing ever happened
best bang for your buck re: homemade alcohol is easily mead
>t. alcoholic, homebrewer
Colton Miller
It should be legal. For people that know what they are doing.
Nicholas Brown
Who cares what is legal, just do what you want. I had a still working on my front porch for a year and nobody did a goddamn thing. People think those in power are omnipotent or something. Fuck 'em. Do whatever you want. Odds are that nobody will even notice, and even if they do there is only a sliver of a chance that they will care. Nobody is going to tell me that I can't boil a mixture to separate it's components out.
Isaiah Williams
i use this to make 44% / 50% alcohol
Jordan Carter
realistically, all you have to do is call it a rocket stove to make boiled potatoes. i completely fail to see why making distilled liquor would be a crime, even if it's technically illegal
based. i feel the same way about poppies too. if you happen to cut off the mature heads and steep them in alcohol, nobody's gonna do shit unless you're a heroin dealer, and even then your chances of getting busted are almost nil
Levi Hall
4gen moonshine here..
some stupid dimwits..every last one of yous