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Originally Posted by WhiteMamba
I'm not sure that their would be any use for fauxhibas any more if they become legal. If the embargo is lifted wouldn't it just make Cuba another region like the DR and Nicaragua already are? They may be an initial influx to see what all the fuss is about but once that is over with and everyone tastes young CC's they won't want them any more.  The forbidden fruit will no longer be forbidden and they will lose their appeal to a lot of smokers. |
iPhones are perfectly legal, yet you can buy counterfeits in just about every electronics shop in Hong Kong.
Ever seen a booze rack at the store in Mexico? They even counterfeit their own tequila.
Just because something is legal doesn't mean the people will be smart enough to realize that the bargain they are getting is because what they are buying is not authentic. People will buy what is cheap, and they'll do it more freely since there would be no repercussions.