Thanks in large part to the strong, state-based regulatory models that helped the three-tier system to evolve, American consumers have little exposure to the limited and dangerous markets that exist in other countries. Interestingly, advocates for deregulation, like Dieterle, never seem to address this with their audiences. Just this week, for example, 36 individuals died and nearly 50 more people were hospitalized in western India after consuming illicit alcohol.
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