Local distillery bringing back controversial 4-litre vodka jugs | CTV News : alberta

!leafs

I frickin hope so. Any time we get reasonably priced liquor the gov steps in cos heya hoyas can't stop themselves.

!boozers

If BC can give out free hard drugs to addicts, why cant we give alcoholics cheap booze?

The real answer here is alcohol has been normalized in a way hard drugs have not.

It's been said alcohol is the only drug you need to apologize for not taking.

Additionally the government takes a tax cut on booze, so it's a fair point for the public to ask questions about products like this, knowing we're profiting in a way.

Remember. Booze is a drug too but since it's legal it actually needs more regulations, apparently.

I mean, if you distill your own it's like 12 CAD for 4 liters, but it guess that requires some patience

Who is more pathetic, the homeless person, or the cuck who demands that they accept their money and whines about it for a month when they turn it down saying "no thanks" since they're suspicious of their intention?

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