The USA tried that once, and the results were so horrifically bad that I doubt we will try it again. It resulted in organized crime openly running the cities o

The USA tried that once, and the results were so horrifically bad that I doubt we will try it again. It resulted in organized crime openly running the cities of Chicago and New York, because they outgunned the cops. It was much like what Columbia was like at the height of their troubles with cocaine druglords. Now there has been a shift in regards to driving while intoxicated, but that happened about 20 years ago, and while it has continued, it shows no signs of leading to a movement to make alcohol illegal. On the other hand, marijuana legalization is gathering steam lately.