Gary Lizak:  

Gary is from Miami, Florida. Gary's schools include Miami Central High School. Gary later attended Miami Dade College (Wolfson Campus). One of Gary's favorite quotes is:"The Propaganda of Prohibition This week marked the 74th anniversary of the repeal of prohibition. I thought it would be fun to look at one of the tools that prohibitionists used to sway people to their side. "The Prohibition Alphabet" is certainly one of my favorites. A stands for alcohol, king among men, who takes them to gallows or puts them in pen. B is for beer, the slop of the brewery; it lead to the judge, and right to the jury. C is for cruelty the demon we fear, who lives in the wine, the liquors, and beer. D is for dram, a social or not; it leads from the moderate to the old drunken sot. E is for early, when drunkards arise to add some more flame to their blood-shot eyes. F is for fickle, we wish you to note the defect on drinkers, for license to vote. G is for grog shop, a hell upon earth, where men are defiled from day of their birth. H is for health, for happiness home, but all will be blighted in the foul liquor zone. I is a pronoun, of dignified heft; but, bloated with liquor, there isn't much left. J is for jug, the home drinkers pet; he fights the saloons but he is still wet. K is for kindness; but she'll never know, who lives with a drunkard, but sadness and woe. L is for liquor, the robber of life; he's cruel to children, and mean to his wife. M is for millions who travel the road, in coffin and shroud, by the old whiskey goad. N is for nickel, buys one glass of booze, though the children are hungry and the wife hasn't shoes. O is for onion; its odors are rank, but not half so bad as a walking beer tank. P is for plaster, a mortgage, or note, that's put on the house of the old whiskey bloat. Q is for question; is a man really sane, who drinks of a poison that injures his brain. R is for reason; where reason should be, is absent in me...Expand for more