So, you think that alcohol consumption is a moral issue - do you have any doubts about this?
Can we really trust that situational factors are the only determining factor when it comes to the morality of drinking? Perhaps we need to delve deeper and explore other possibilities.
I'm questioning your perspective, do you genuinely believe that heavy drinking won't result in negative outcomes, such as domestic violence or car accidents? Even though you argue that it's not inherently wrong, couldn't external factors also play a role in poor decision-making?
I'm skeptical of your claims--how do you support the idea that indulging in alcohol without restraint is responsible or wise? I'm questioning your perspective, do you genuinely believe that heavy drinking won't result in negative outcomes, such as domestic violence or car accidents? Even though you argue that it's not inherently wrong, couldn't external factors also play a role in poor decision-making? Sorry to question you, but can you explain why you think everything we do is related to moral principles? It appears unlikely to meNonetheless, I agree that drinking alcohol is more about taking care of ourselves. Can we really trust that situational factors are the only determining factor when it comes to the morality of drinking? Perhaps we need to delve deeper and explore other possibilities.