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"The clever cat eats cheese and breathes down rat holes with baited breath." W. C. Fields -
Hoo boy... I would love to have a still too.
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I'm no legal beagle, but if states currently have laws on the books prohibiting using a still to make hotwater, the federal case would not have any bearing. States are sovereign unless Federal authority is specifically granted in the Constitution, I think that is how it works.
Here is a link for existing laws state-by-state.
Politicians can kiss my ass!!!Comment
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T-Man . . . you are "sorta" correct. It can be legal under federal law . . . and states can prohibit it . . . just like our gun laws presently across the nation . . . NY and Hellinois flaunt the 2nd amendment all the time . . . because they are tightening the law.
If the feds prohibit something . . . the sovereign idea of the states goes out the window if they want to allow it or otherwise loosen federal statutes. Again . . . using gun laws for example . . . Ohio could not make it totally legal for residents to own and use silencers or machine guns . . . as the feds prohibit it and federal law would then prevail.
May God bless,
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Dwight, I agree. If Federal law prohibits something, the states should have to abide by it. It does seem like legalizing pot was an exception...
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Ya oughtta see how much copper tubing I got...
JoeComment
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Getting a still is a great idea, just to distill water, perfume, and maybe some essential oils only. wink winkComment
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