DutchJazzer
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since the rep comment thread is going of topic the discussion could continue here
all or nothing is easy, learning to drink a little bit responsibly that's a discipline, discipline comes from within.
I'm drinking a four loko for you Dutch.
You going to have a drink with me next year Dutchie? I'll be in Germany in January.
I'm drinking a four loko for you Dutch.
You going to have a drink with me next year Dutchie? I'll be in Germany in January.
so nobody has something to say now.
about this so called disease
pEOPLE THAT CAN'T CONTROL THEIR ALCOHOLISM SOUND LIKE WEAK ******* TO ME, GET UR **** UNDER CONROL. MAN.
yes cowardice is indeed contagious
What about people who can't control their language?
tourretes syndrom wich is an actual dissease.
no laughing matter
I forgot about that. It is kind of funny to hear a potty mouth on a little girl though.
but alcoholism is a disease is a big slap in the face to people suffering from legitimate diseases
but alcoholism is a disease is a big slap in the face to people suffering from legitimate diseases
I don't know much about alcoholism. I suppose lung cancer or obesity or even sleep disorders might be considered somehow the consequence of our own lack of good judgment or self-control. If treating it seriously as a disease can help folks get better, more power to those who call it a disease and try to help cure it or treat it.
medical professionals and American culture lovingly embraced the disease concept and quickly applied it to every possible deviant behavior from alcohol abuse to you name it.
Research has shown that alcoholism is a choice, not a disease, and stripping alcohol abusers of their choice, by applying the disease concept, is a threat to the health of the individual.(not to mention a threat to my kids when they are old enough to play outside. some drunk driver might kill them)
also note
the disease excuse removes responsibility from the alcoholic. as a disease cannot be healed by will, so adding the disease label transfers the responsibility from the alcoholic to others. so they become the victims, and sooner ot later they take on that role.
the first 2 steps of AA (the only treatment to alcoholism)
1.We admitted we were powerless over alcohol—that our lives had become unmanageable.(weak cant do anything about)
2.Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.(again weak and powerless)