Should we be labeling children (or anyone) as "binge drinkers", and taking action, based on probabilities? I know the label is "likely binge drinker", but that

Should we be labeling children (or anyone) as "binge drinkers", and taking action, based on probabilities? I know the label is "likely binge drinker", but that's not much better and few will bother with the fine distinction. Will school authorities be biased against them, consciously or not (will they make the team? be trusted by the teacher? promoted to fast track?). Will they get jobs? Will law enforcement be biased against them? Their own parents? How will their classmates react? Will they have a social life on Saturday night? Will you let them date your son/daughter? Worse, the object of the label, especially without a very strong sense of him/herself, certainly will not benefit from the label of, effectively, "genetically determined loser".