I guess this is one of the things that makes me a libertarian, not a conservative. I don't think substances should be banned, least of all beer. Second, I don't think the picture of the scantily clad man and three women is undignified, immodest, or in bad taste. Third, I see nothing wrong with polygamy as long as it is between consenting adults, and the man, not the taxpayer, supports all his wives and kids. But most of all, I don't like government telling me I cannot buy a harmless beer because somebody thinks the label is offensive (subjective opinion) or because polygamists brewed it (religious discrimination, no?)
How can I get some of this stuff shipped to my family in NC?
https://www.wral.com/sales-of-polygamy-porter-beer-banned-in-nc/18569271/
What makes you attribute this to conservatism? Serious question.
Having lived in Charlotte for 6 years and traveled North and South Carolina extensively, in a state that hates Catholics (which I am) more than almost anything, I would say the Bible Belt mentality vastly overrides political party.
NC has state-controlled liquor stores, called ABC stores. They don’t just regulate liquor, as all states do, they control it. I left NC in 2006
A quick check shows the NC State Senate was controlled by Democrats from 1992-2013. The NC State House was controlled by Democrats from 1992-3013.
In 2016 the governorship flipped back to a Democrat.
Just saying it’s a fallacy to attribute the patriarchy of the NC booze business to conservatism.