Why don't alcoholics ONLY drink at home?. It's cheaper and that way there'd be no deaths due to alcohol or arrests either. Right?

  I guess so but at least you keep it in the family and don't involve innocent strangers. Thank you for your reply Malizz.

If it involves an alcoholic, it is typically abusive and not good. Unless by some miracle, he (and it usually is a he) can go TT, the victim is best to get out.   

So most drunks are abusive then Malizz? Not quiet and crying over their beer in a corner somewhere about somebody done somebody wrong? I've never actually known one. I see them depicted in movies of course and they run the gamet. Thank you for your reply! :)

My last post was conditional on a domestic incident involving an alcoholic. In which case, abuse is not uncommon. You might not know about them if you are not involved in support services or family. 

Quite a few drunks may not or may no longer be in a domestic situation. 

I have not experienced knowing an alcoholic personally Malizz. Maybe I do and just don't know about it. Thank you for the clarification and Happy Wednesday.

You are? Why do you think so  Ele? A couple of drinks a day with food doesn't make you an alcoholic. There are certain meds you take (like antibiotics for example) that prohibit taking alcohol while you take them and I'm sure you can do that. Does your drinking become an obstacle and harm you or others? You just don't seem like someone who needs to get drunk daily to me. Just the opinion of an outsider. Thank you for your reply! :)

I control it.