Today is the 107th anniversary of the Volstead Act, which kicked off Prohibition.
It is notable that the government of 1919 recognized that you needed a constitutional amendment before you started banning things.
Sadly, this recognition was lost some place in the Franklyn Roosevelt administration.
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