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Let's say that the 18th Amendment is "watered down" to only prohibit the sale of hard liquor, leaving lighter alcoholic beverages such as beer and wine unaffected. Does this significantly change anything?
One (slightly complicated) option would be a coupon-based rationing system. Liquor would be available, though it'd of course require more coupons than beer. A Scandinavian country (can't recall which one) employed a system along these lines.
Let's say that the 18th Amendment is "watered down" to only prohibit the sale of hard liquor, leaving lighter alcoholic beverages such as beer and wine unaffected. Does this significantly change anything?
Let's say that the 18th Amendment is "watered down" to only prohibit the sale of hard liquor, leaving lighter alcoholic beverages such as beer and wine unaffected. Does this significantly change anything?