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>"The US..." Except laws or strongly enforced social norms surrounding homosexuality, race, etc are universal in the human experience and not unique to the US.
by corporate_shi11 7y ago
>"The US..."
Except laws or strongly enforced social norms surrounding homosexuality, race, etc are universal in the human experience and not unique to the US.
Alcohol arguably does "harm someone else" when the alcoholic comes home and beats his family in a drunken rage, or when they lose their livelihood and cannot support their family anymore. It was these real issues affecting people other than just the drinker that the prohibitionists were confronting.
- dlhavema 7y agoOr when they get trashed, drive home and kill people along the way...
- scarface74 7y agoIt’s not the alcohol. The same person who is violent with alcohol is usually violent without it - even alcoholism is not about the alcohol. There is almost always an underlying issue.