Can you provide more insight into your skepticism regarding the morality of drinking alcohol?
Is it really that difficult to determine whether alcohol consumption is a moral issue or not based on the situation?
What leads you to believe that overindulging in alcohol can lead to an array of unwelcome consequences that can either be immoral or hazardous, ranging from domestic abuse to car accidents?
I'm skeptical that it's a wise idea to allow individuals to drink alcohol when it puts themselves and others at risk. What leads you to believe that overindulging in alcohol can lead to an array of unwelcome consequences that can either be immoral or hazardous, ranging from domestic abuse to car accidents? Don't you find it suspicious that drinking alcohol, like any other action, can potentially have moral implications, but some people argue that all actions are under morality? Is it really that difficult to determine whether alcohol consumption is a moral issue or not based on the situation?