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I don’t drink a lot of
alcohol. I just don’t. I never really saw the
point in it. All those hydroxyl groups just didn’t
seem to agree with the way I was. We never really
mixed. Oh sure, I’ve had my share in the past. It
has never been enough to impair me in any way,
however.
Only now do I see the error of
my ways.
I used to think that there was
something wrong with society. I used to think that
this need for alcohol was something that hindered us
as a race. After all, this is a drug that causes
death and disease all over the country. Countless
injuries and unwanted pregnancies result every
second because of this stuff. I saw myself as one
of those who was above this cancer of society.
Then again, who am I to go
against society?
It is quite arrogant of me to
think myself above society. I am but a man. I have
no special qualities that separate me from the
masses. Really, how can I say that alcohol is a bad
quality of society? After all, it gives us some
unique properties.
Alcohol allows us to have an
almost consequence-free state of being. This is
perhaps the best thing that alcohol brings us. You
see, alcohol allows us to do that which we want to
do but couldn’t do otherwise. How can you not love
that? You can have sex with that ugly fat woman (or
even both of them), you can expose yourself in
public, you can break into someone else’s house,
hell, you can even drive your car over another human
being. All the stuff you ever wanted to do you can
because you have a legitimate excuse.
"Well, I was drunk."
It is amazing how well this
works. Even major crimes have their penalties
severely downgraded because of this excuse. This is
something that everyone should take advantage of. I
only wish I’d have realized this sooner, then I’d
have drank like there was no tomorrow. Just think
of all the stuff I could have gotten away with.
Anyway, on to my second point.
Alcohol did away with something that I’ve been told
I’m against: socializing. For years I’ve been told
that I’m anti-social. Really, I’ve just been
anti-alcohol. This is because socializing is the
same thing as getting drunk now, but let’s still
call it "socializing," because that sounds better in
conversation, and if society is good at only one
thing, it’s covering up what it doesn’t want to
admit*. So, socializing now easier than ever. I
don’t have to have a good conversation-starter; I
just have to have enough booze in my system. The
benefits of this outweigh the negatives. The main
benefit is that the people you are slurring to will
see the real you. Alcohol takes away that false
façade that people put up. It is because of this
quality that I believe alcohol should be used in
counseling and group therapy. Let’s tear down the
walls between us.
Clearly the world is a better
place because of this wonder-drug. I only wish that
I had started using it at a younger age. But I have
plenty of time to try to make up for that. On my
horizon, I used to see my degree from the College of
Pharmacy. Now, I realize what my true goal should
be: exploit this amazing drug for all it is worth.
After all, life is a fleeting thing. I’m only going
to live so long anyway, so let’s take advantage of
alcohol while we are here.
*(As a digression, I don’t
understand this either. Why not admit our use of
alcohol in society? Everyone uses alcohol except
me. Therefore, society should just call it what it
really is since it isn’t a bad thing. Alcohol is
not a bad thing. Remember that. It hasn’t caused
any real problems to society yet. Oh sure, some
people have lost their jobs and even their life
because of alcohol use, but it doesn’t matter. If
anything, alcohol has created more jobs than it
caused people to lose because of its growing
profits. Also, alcohol balances out the deaths it
causes by all the people who use alcohol getting
pregnant. The circle of life is truly a thing of
beauty.)
He said with tongue planted
firmly in cheek, as if there was any doubt.
StretPharmacist is a lot like the Undertaker: A
gimmick that should have never gotten over, but was
taken to unbelievable heights. Also, he is
constantly injured. |