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Originally Posted by ivi0nk3y
Of course that is a point of view. I'm sure people who don't like having drunk people messing up their neighbourhood, urinating against the wall in public, puking up in their front gardens and sing vaguely coherent songs in a barbershop quartet whilst stumbling home, have a different say on the matter 
Then again, those are the more trivial problems associated with drinking excessively. Opinions get stronger as the problems become progressively worse. |
Are you saying drinking equals being drunk, and that being drunk always results in violent and/or rude behaviour? Because all my friends can drink and they are exactly the same, except my friend Daniel who loses the ability to walk properly, but in return laughs a bit more (only a wee bit more though).
So, yes, I disgress still; drinking is not always a problem. When drinking is a problem, it's a drinking problem.