The dudes asking the questions <| sep |> Those are some great ideas ! I like the Lucio one , I ' ll need to look into that D <| sep |> Voynich Hotel 3 <| sep |> i believe it was week 5 when Carson Wentz threw his first career interception to Darius Slay <| sep |> Credits to uWarlordToby for performing the act of censoring this in our discord channel <| sep |> Unfortunately I ' m not exactly comfortable pointing out where I live to strangers on the internet no offense <| sep |> I sent him one earlier but no reply yet <| sep |> Das liegt am Sieg der G u tmenschenMeinungsdiktatur . <| sep |> I like playing devil ' s advocate . <| sep |> Much of it has to do with the American history of Alcohol Prohibition . Many of these ancient prohibition laws are STILL on the books in different states . For example , no selling alcohol after certain hours in the night . Prohibitionlaws related to drugs , guns , alcohol , abortion , gambling , have always been a serious problem in the US , because it creates black markets and AS A RESULT more v i o l encesocietalproblemscrime . Contrabandprohibition laws never work , and it ' s a lesson Americans have had to learn time and time again , and they keep forgetting . We ' re just lucky though that we don ' t ban books like some countries . History and knowledge available to all Americans , the issue is you have the freedom to be ignorant . NOTE Don ' t think I ' m only blaming Americans , Europeans have their own set of bansprohibition nonsense too . The Enlightenment in Europe only worked to a certain degree , and it affected the American founding fathers but it ' s never enough and there is much to fix , in Europe , in Asia , in America .