Alcoholism and Society
Alcoholism and Society Consumption of alcohol or resorting to using drugs is now an illusory relief of wellbeing and relaxation of tension caused by the stress in the modern complex civilisation, where life has become full of problems that cannot be solved by inherited solutions. Drugs and alcohol have become almost a part of life. These toxicants overtake the will of the individual. Fatal and incurable diseases are the aftermath of addiction to intoxicating substances. To get rid of this disease, immunisation is the only alternative that will protect. However, this should not be overdone, as it may cause other diseases in social organisms, just like any other viral disease. Mostly the young addicts and minor offenders are easily prone to damage. It is completely useless to ban alcoholism by making laws that discriminate against the drunkards. As seen in the case of 'Cigarette banning', such laws will also incriminate the young addicts whose cases are not quite hopeless, and ...