that doesn't make it less carcinogen. some studies have concluded that Regular moderate drinkers are less likely to get kidney stones -- 41% less likely for t

that doesn't make it less carcinogen. some studies have concluded that Regular moderate drinkers are less likely to get kidney stones -- 41% less likely for those who drink beer, 33% for wine drinkers Alcohol consumption is associated with reduced risk of Type 2 diabetes and autoimmune diabetes in adults: results from the Nord-Trøndelag health study (one of the leading causes of death in USA, for example) It's not black and white, we can't keep going to "war" with stuff, like the "war on drugs", it's not smart. Absolutism is the enemy of good reasoning. There are many other factors involved in people drinking or eating things that aren't completely safe long term, it doesn't mean people are suicidal, it means people like to enjoy good things in life even though some of them are not completely risk free. Going on a hike is not risk free, no amount of hiking has zero risks associated with it. Hell, the fireplace emits carcinogens similar to those found in tobacco and burnt pizza crust is associated to higher risk of getting cancer! So let's not be hysterical.