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Originally Posted by driveway
I am currently unaware of any tobacco hydroponic set-ups and cigarettes require a huge amount of processing to produce. Cigars, on the other hand, require stringent quality control and expertise to make.
Beer is easily made in the home with kits, as I'm sure a number of people on this board will attest.
Whiskey is illegal to produce in the home.
Were marijuana to be legalized, I think it would be the single most-produced intoxicant by private citizens.
While I think there would be substantial tax-revenue, I am certain it would come in below everyone's calculations and therefore should not be used as a justification - at least not a major one - in the legalization debate.
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Meh, I think it'll be like beer.
Sure, some of us brew our own, but for the vast majority, we go to the store. Hell, even when I have made my own, I still frequent the beer store. Everyone likes a little variety. It is also much easier. Taste is consistant, as is quality.
Sometimes buying that 24 pack of pabst for 18 bucks is worth it. Sometimes though, those 4 cans of Guinness for 15 are what I'm after. Sometimes I am all about the seasonal beer. Variety is the spice of life, my friend.
Not to mention the spinoff products and industries, depending on your method of application.
Glass blowing could become a new staple of the Canadian arts scene!