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  #1 Kaas Smed on 04 Aug 13

   

  Given the character of alcohol, if the material was discovered today, it would never be qualified as a drug or food.
  
  Alcohol is addictive. You will find many individuals who will fight with this particular statement, but alcohol fits all of the definitions of a damaging and addictive drug;
  
  1. You have to just take more and more of it to get the same effect
  
  2. We found out about visit our site by browsing Google. Your system becomes physically dependent on alcohol.
  
  3. People die from alcohol abuse
  
  An alcoholic is anyone who has become physically determined by alcohol. Alcoholism is permanent, it can not be cured. An ex-alcoholic is just one that hasn't had alcohol for a long time. If the 'ex'-alcoholic has one drink they're hooked again and need to go through the entire becoming dry process again.
  
  Alcoholism centers allow the alcoholic to call home in-a helpful and alcohol-free environment while stopping the drug. Emotional guidance can be obtained and group therapy sessions support many recovering alcoholics.
  
  Alcoholics Anonymous are one class that holds service meetings for alcoholics. AA has groups in most towns and cities in most places and many recovering alcoholics find the group sessions to be an essential section of STAYING a recovered alcoholic.
  
  Given the nature of alcohol, if the material was discovered today, it would never be licensed as a drug or food. It's just the entrenched nature of the alcohol industry and the fact that a lot of jobs depend on it that make it politically unacceptable to ban alcohol. Does this sound like the excuses made by opium producing countries? Could there be pressure to legalize the opium if it had been developed in USA, as a result of the jobs dependant on the crop?
  
  Probably western governments have to grasp the nettle of liquor before prosecuting the war on drugs abroad. Alcohol kills additional people on a daily basis than die of drug related crime or habit.
  
  Drug-trafficking causes crime, as lovers attempt to get money to cover their supply Political situation
  
  Liquor abuse triggers deaths of innocents by drunk drivers. Isnt this a political issue, too?.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Given the character of alcohol, if the material was discovered today, it would never be qualified as a drug or food. <br /> <br /> Alcohol is addictive. You will find many individuals who will fight with this particular statement, but alcohol fits all of the definitions of a damaging and addictive drug; <br /> <br /> 1. You have to just take more and more of it to get the same effect <br /> <br /> 2. We found out about <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.drugaddictiontherapy.org/">visit our site</a> by browsing Google. Your system becomes physically dependent on alcohol. <br /> <br /> 3. People die from alcohol abuse <br /> <br /> An alcoholic is anyone who has become physically determined by alcohol. Alcoholism is permanent, it can not be cured. An ex-alcoholic is just one that hasn't had alcohol for a long time. If the 'ex'-alcoholic has one drink they're hooked again and need to go through the entire becoming dry process again. <br /> <br /> Alcoholism centers allow the alcoholic to call home in-a helpful and alcohol-free environment while stopping the drug. Emotional guidance can be obtained and group therapy sessions support many recovering alcoholics. <br /> <br /> Alcoholics Anonymous are one class that holds service meetings for alcoholics. AA has groups in most towns and cities in most places and many recovering alcoholics find the group sessions to be an essential section of STAYING a recovered alcoholic. <br /> <br /> Given the nature of alcohol, if the material was discovered today, it would never be licensed as a drug or food. It's just the entrenched nature of the alcohol industry and the fact that a lot of jobs depend on it that make it politically unacceptable to ban alcohol. Does this sound like the excuses made by opium producing countries? Could there be pressure to legalize the opium if it had been developed in USA, as a result of the jobs dependant on the crop? <br /> <br /> Probably western governments have to grasp the nettle of liquor before prosecuting the war on drugs abroad. Alcohol kills additional people on a daily basis than die of drug related crime or habit. <br /> <br /> Drug-trafficking causes crime, as lovers attempt to get money to cover their supply Political situation <br /> <br /> Liquor abuse triggers deaths of innocents by drunk drivers. Isnt this a political issue, too?.</div>

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