So does alcohol lessen your free will?
It is said to lessen your inhibition. So what does that mean? Can that mean lesson your ability to exert your free will? I would say yes. And it could be articled better than that.
So the question becomes who would want a world whereby your free will is lessened or inhibited?
To lessen inhibition means to inhibit free will. I will assert that as a logical syllogism. Perhaps without listing it out.
Again who would want a world whereby the ability of you to exercise your free will is inhibited?
A fairly awful person?
And if your free will is inhibited whose will is it replaced by when actions not good for you are taken by you?
Someone who can't compete fairly and on standard terms? That is who would want to lessen your free will? And what type of person would that be? Someone who is defective in some way? Someone who is a child of that vicious circle of alcoholism from brain birth defects, to criminal behavior throughout life and then perhaps confusion or Alzheimer like symptoms before death? Is that who would seek to lessen your free will. Am I fooling myself if I asserted I believe that? No.
And what does a person like that see the world like? What does a person like that see people like? People are all faulted to them? The only form of happiness to them is a projected mal belief a person like that has...the only happiness another person can have...to a person like that...is through drugs (alcohol) is one, and perhaps the worst. The most deceitful drug there is? Ooh, I like that!
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