Are you skeptical about the correlation between alcohol consumption and moral principles?
Do you genuinely believe that the decision of whether alcohol consumption implies morality or not is exclusively reliant on the situation? Can't there be other constituents that have to be taken into account?
Are you truly proposing that every deed falls under the realm of morality? It may be useful for you to investigate this matter furtherNevertheless, I acknowledge your viewpoint that imbibing alcohol is mainly about maintaining individual health and less concerning ethical implications.
I'm having trouble grasping how you can argue for both acknowledging the possibility of concerns about drinking alcohol and advocating for allowing people to drink as long as no harm is causedCan you elaborate on this? I'm trying to understand, are you proposing that indulging in excessive drinking may have negative effects such as domestic abuse or accidents behind the wheel? Are you truly proposing that every deed falls under the realm of morality? It may be useful for you to investigate this matter furtherNevertheless, I acknowledge your viewpoint that imbibing alcohol is mainly about maintaining individual health and less concerning ethical implications. Do you genuinely believe that the decision of whether alcohol consumption implies morality or not is exclusively reliant on the situation? Can't there be other constituents that have to be taken into account?