A reminder that this cowtown has a long history of finding its way around the always evolving law of the land . . .
Prohibition project: Affronti's grocery
Another post in a series on the Prohibition era in Kansas City, 1920 to 1933. Posts take the form of encyclopedic entries about surviving buildings and other structures with stories to tell about moonshine, bootlegging, speakeasies, "wets" and "drys," and associated events, activities and personalities.
Maybe we should have Prohibition for drugs
ReplyDeleteCool site.wish he posted more.
ReplyDeleteHe sounds like a nice boy. Clearly he would have turned his life around, had it not been for all those cops and prosecutors gunning for him. (The two old ladies he beat up were asking for it.)
ReplyDeleteI bet they didn't have a problem with boons shoplifting.
ReplyDeleteI bet retards like you ^^ didn't last long around them either.
ReplyDelete^^ lasted longer than they did after he introduced them to his Glock 19.
ReplyDeleteLike this KC history. Sometimes we need to remind the idiot conservatives that this city isn't really a part of the bible belt.
ReplyDelete^ uh, it's usually the idiot leftists that make that untrue claim.
ReplyDeleteWho needs a reminder? Just look around. The only thing further from the bible belt is hell itself. This is Boontown! We all know it.
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