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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Counter-point - if a woman tearing apart saloons with giant axes in defiance of the law because of feminism isn't "LibLeft" then I don't know what could ever possibly be. 

Prohibition was actually somewhat of a complicated issue with people taking up unlikely allies on both sides. The biggest thing armchair experts forget is that people drank a LOT then. Like, nearly beyond the level of functioning as a society being possible.
gpt
Yeah I think I remember seeing a statistic that around the time of the whiskey rebellion, over 100 years before prohibition, the average adult man in Kentucky was drinking multiple liters of whiskey every week.