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WOW Sturgeon thinks her minimum unit pricing for alcohol policy will eventually be shown to have saved lives. Meanwhile, alcohol related deaths rise and alcoholics become increasingly malnourished.

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INSANE 🚨 A California NGO called Community Forward SF is running San Francisco’s Managed Alcohol Program The NGO is supposed to provide free alcohol shots for homeless alcoholics They’ve got $16 million per year for 5 years and have ONLY SERVED 55 CLIENTS $80 MILLION DOLLARS “One of these organizations in San Francisco which is supposed to be providing free shots of alcohol to homeless alcoholics. And in five years, at $16 million dollars a year, they've served 55 clients — This is tax money and it buys free shots of booze to street drunks.”

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They use the money to bury the dead person - killed by alcohol (normalized by round-table discussions like these) and the rest of the money, go toward the fatherless childrens education. Nice going? To claim drinking alcohol in moderation is good, is actually a crime. It is a crime towards humanity, it is not in good-faith --> it is in good-faith to run the business yes, because the many people who use it occassionally, move on to frequently, and then get dependent or "routinize" it. These businessmen have nothing to lose - because they have already put up a stupid disclaimer to get away with it - "drink responsibly." So it becomes the drinkers fault. But then is it really? Drinking alcohol is a choice. But drinking more alcohol becomes "not" a choice anymore. The first drink takes your brain. It reduces brain volume, gives you a dopamine kick, makes you happy. And then onwards, you are alcohol's slave. The drinks increase. Or a routine sticks. The alcohol controls your life. You have to drink to stay happy. And then the serotonin (the actual happiness hormone, not the pleasuring one like dopamine) cease to work inside your brain and the mental health disorder that follows will swallow you whole. You die. Your family is brioken. There is no money left. If you are lucky and rich like these people sitting around this table doing this nonsense of a podcast, then you may be able to afford a lifesaving organ transplant or healthcare intervention. There is no safe level of alcohol that is good for human health and every person who claims drinking in moderation is good for you, is actually an idiot, intellectually depleted and without any regard for fellow humans and lack compassion. No amount of alcohol is safe because it is not just a liver poison, it is systemic poison. It gets to every part of your body. Even single to lowest exposure can wreck your DNA and promote cancer formation. There is scientific evidence to this. ✅️ ✅ Any amount of alcohol can increase your chances of getting at least 7 types of dreadful cancers. ➡️ & ➡️ It is not just disease causing, but alcohol use is also a societal poison. It drives people into becoming menace to society, takes lives, wrecks havoc in homes and is the real widow-maker. Have you forgotten these so quickly? 🔴The 17-year-old Pune boy, son of a renowned real-estate developer Vishal Agarwal, spent a whooping Rs 48,000 in just 90 minutes in one of the two pubs he visited on Saturday evening where he consumed alcohol with his friends before ramming his Porsche Taycan into a motorcycle, killing two young techies. and this one? India’s alcohol deaths are higher than China; per capita consumption is set to rise: WHO And please allow me refresh your memory about this patient of mine. Rich business people can sit around a table and discuss the business of alcohol and the "best alcohol" that they savor and falsely glorify and normalize alcohol use among youth, but end-of-the-line physicians like me have to bear the brunt of their intellectually deficient, a humanism lacking stupid conversations. "The 4th Laddu": Doctor Shares Emotional Post About A Patient Who Touched His Heart Also banning alcohol has NOT led to economies go into shambles. For example a recent study in the Lancet Regional Health showed that "strict alcohol regulation policies may yield significant population level health benefits for frequent drinkers and many victims of intimate partner violence." In fact, "economic savings and health benefits from reduced alcohol consumption may be substantial—particularly in the health sector with reduced alcohol-related disease and injury." So please chuck that idea that "banning/ limiting or reducing alcohol sales" actually desroys economies. 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You know, first of all, it is easy for these rich men and women to glorify their alcohol business and discuss their high flying life, because "God" forbid, if they ever land with diseases related to alcohol - from strokes, to cancers to liver disease to mental health disorder - they can afford the best care out there. I treat alcohol use disorder and related acute liver disease, chronic liver failure and acute-on-chronic liver failure (the most devastating of them all with highest death rate without a timely liver transplantation) on a daily basis. I am not even saying "almost on a daily basis" - it is daily. Every single day from Monday to Friday - both in-patients, as well as out-patients. Patients and families struggle to make ends meet for proper healthcare because alcohol use destroyed their life savings. And by the time they find the funds to get things going, the patient is already on the ventilator and in multiple organ failure. They use the money to bury the dead person - killed by alcohol (normalized by round-table discussions like these) and the rest of the money, go toward the fatherless childrens education. Nice going? To claim drinking alcohol in moderation is good, is actually a crime. It is a crime towards humanity, it is not in good-faith --> it is in good-faith to run the business yes, because the many people who use it occassionally, move on to frequently, and then get dependent or "routinize" it. These businessmen have nothing to lose - because they have already put up a stupid disclaimer to get away with it - "drink responsibly." So it becomes the drinkers fault. But then is it really? Drinking alcohol is a choice. But drinking more alcohol becomes "not" a choice anymore. The first drink takes your brain. It reduces brain volume, gives you a dopamine kick, makes you happy. And then onwards, you are alcohol's slave. The drinks increase. Or a routine sticks. The alcohol controls your life. You have to drink to stay happy. And then the serotonin (the actual happiness hormone, not the pleasuring one like dopamine) cease to work inside your brain and the mental health disorder that follows will swallow you whole. You die. Your family is brioken. There is no money left. If you are lucky and rich like these people sitting around this table doing this nonsense of a podcast, then you may be able to afford a lifesaving organ transplant or healthcare intervention. There is no safe level of alcohol that is good for human health and every person who claims drinking in moderation is good for you, is actually an idiot, intellectually depleted and without any regard for fellow humans and lack compassion. No amount of alcohol is safe because it is not just a liver poison, it is systemic poison. It gets to every part of your body. Even single to lowest exposure can wreck your DNA and promote cancer formation. There is scientific evidence to this. ✅️ ✅ Any amount of alcohol can increase your chances of getting at least 7 types of dreadful cancers. ➡️ & ➡️ It is not just disease causing, but alcohol use is also a societal poison. It drives people into becoming menace to society, takes lives, wrecks havoc in homes and is the real widow-maker. Have you forgotten these so quickly? 🔴The 17-year-old Pune boy, son of a renowned real-estate developer Vishal Agarwal, spent a whooping Rs 48,000 in just 90 minutes in one of the two pubs he visited on Saturday evening where he consumed alcohol with his friends before ramming his Porsche Taycan into a motorcycle, killing two young techies. and this one? India’s alcohol deaths are higher than China; per capita consumption is set to rise: WHO And please allow me refresh your memory about this patient of mine. 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Dilpreet Chhotepur is a trucker in Halifax, Nova Scotia who loves to have open containers of alcohol in his car, while driving, so that he and his buddies can be super badass! He pours alcohol for his passengers in empty Tim Horton's cups and also loves Opium, and even films himself partaking. I wonder if the Halifax_Police or the RCMP Nova Scotia will pay him a visit? #Remigration is the only solution.

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Dilpreet Chhotepur is a trucker in Halifax, Nova Scotia who loves to have open containers of alcohol in his car, while driving, so that he and his buddies can be super badass! He pours alcohol for his passengers in empty Tim Horton's cups and also loves Opium, and even films himself partaking. I wonder if the Halifax_Police or the RCMP Nova Scotia will pay him a visit? #Remigration is the only solution.

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An evening in Harlem. As the process of Zohranification progresses, scenes like the one shown here will become increasingly commonplace. Suspects will resist arrest - and who will fight with them? Why fight, only to be treated like the criminal in the scene afterwards? Suspects will "suffer fainting spells", accompanied by shrieks of "call the ambulance", as seen here. Submissive media outlets will comply, and magnify claims of police brutality - and the city government will be at their service, at all levels. New York City: What you have coming to you will have been richly earned. You chose to do this to yourself.

An evening in Harlem. As the process of Zohranification progresses, scenes like the one shown here will become increasingly commonplace. Suspects will resist arrest - and who will fight with them? Why fight, only to be treated like the criminal in the scene afterwards? Suspects will "suffer fainting spells", accompanied by shrieks of "call the ambulance", as seen here. Submissive media outlets will comply, and magnify claims of police brutality - and the city government will be at their service, at all levels. New York City: What you have coming to you will have been richly earned. You chose to do this to yourself.

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Drinking and drugging isn’t for everyone. It took me years to realize and come to the reality that it didn’t allow me to become my best self. Every time something embarrassing, bad or detrimental happened to me, alcohol or drugs was typically connected. Eventually I had to grow up and make a choice if I wanted my life to have a different outcome….. @startwitthefacts …. Everyday at 5pm on the “Come and Talk to Me” network.

Drinking and drugging isn’t for everyone. It took me years to realize and come to the reality that it didn’t allow me to become my best self. Every time something embarrassing, bad or detrimental happened to me, alcohol or drugs was typically connected. Eventually I had to grow up and make a choice if I wanted my life to have a different outcome….. @startwitthefacts …. Everyday at 5pm on the “Come and Talk to Me” network.

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#scaralumi #wanlumi 2022 > 2026 congrats, scara. you've become her friend now. she knew your past, she forgave you after everything you did to her, you both saved each other's lives, now she even worried about you. and you will meet her again, i'm soo happy for you scara 🥹💕

#scaralumi #wanlumi 2022 > 2026 congrats, scara. you've become her friend now. she knew your past, she forgave you after everything you did to her, you both saved each other's lives, now she even worried about you. and you will meet her again, i'm soo happy for you scara 🥹💕

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