> But here's some spin for you. Bad decisions involving alcohol can be deadly when they also involve automobiles. Remove the automobiles, and the chances of a bad alcohol-related decision killing that family of four plummets. It's still possible, but hardly common.

I think it also ought to be mentioned that even without cars, pretty awful things can happen. Something like 70% of sexual assault cases involve alcohol use. How much domestic violence occurs as a result of, or is at least related to, alcohol abuse? In light of some of the things that are related to drinking, killing a family of four seems almost the least of many things that could go wrong.

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