[Twotone]

Yay! Not that I’m doing any home-distilling. But it’s nice to see government powers limited for a change.

[frogjerk]

I always thought this prohibition was BS.

[ansel12]

Now we can make our own moonshine and hashish at home and you can buy corn mash with food stamps.

[Bayard]

158 years for justice....

[Leaning Right]

This ruling certainly will certainly make the gentleman on the right happy.

[Reily]

The late Popcorn Sutton would be pleased!

[lee martell]

Are there that many private homeowners still making their own liquor? Beer, made privately and small scale, I could see that happening.

[ModelBreaker]

Given the supreme court’s promiscuous application of the taxing power to virtually anything, I can’t imagine this will stand, if the supreme court grants cert.

[Fledermaus]

Well there goes Nascar.

[DesertRhino]

So Jimmy cracked corn, and they don’t care…

[FreedomPoster]

Just because it belongs on the thread.

Copperhead Road
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xvaEJzoaYZk

[The Free Engineer]

So, a free country actually includes the people being free? That is radical.

[lastchance]

But what if I don’t live in a 158 year old home?

[BlueLancer]

[marktwain]

This could implicate home made firearms.

[PAR35]

Let’s throw out the rest of the Reconstruction era laws as well.

[Wilderness Conservative]

I home brew beer and hard cider. Besides being delicious and healthier, there is a real satisfaction that comes with getting around a huge industry and heavy tax authority.

[HombreSecreto]

Back we go to Copperhead Road.

[Islander7]

I know of a guy who knows of guy who makes awesome apple-pie-vodka, or so I’ve been told.

[LukeL]

If it weren’t for this unconstitutional law NASCAR would not exist.