British women are so repulsive.

If you’ve witnessed them drunk and fat and spewing profanity, while their fat hangs out of their whore clothes as they fall over in the street, you know that each time you see this, a piece of your soul dies.

It shouldn’t be allowed.

The Guardian:

British women top the list for the world’s biggest female binge drinkers, a report has found.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) compared alcohol consumption across 33 countries.

The UK was first in the global charts for binge drinking among women – defined as having at least six drinks in a single session – with 26% doing this at least once a month. However, British men were higher, at 45%.

When both sexes were combined, the UK was ranked joint third overall with Luxembourg for binge drinking rates behind only Romania and Denmark.

Dr Richard Piper, chief executive of Alcohol Change UK, said: “Alcohol causes too much harm here in the UK. But this is totally avoidable.

“There is an overwhelming need for the government to introduce measures that we know will reduce alcohol harm and save lives such as proper controls on alcohol marketing, introducing minimum unit pricing in England like we already have in Scotland and Wales, and clearer alcohol labelling.”

The OECD’s report also found adults in the UK were more likely to say they vaped compared with other countries, but have lower than average smoking rates. Just 12.7% are current smokers in the UK, compared with an OECD average of 16%. However, almost one in 20 adults (4.9%) said they vaped regularly, compared with an average of 3.2%.

The Anglo tradition of binge drinking is also insane for men.

People harass me for drinking on weekdays. I explain: “I drink less alcohol in a week than you do.”

These people go out and drink an entire bottle of liquor in a night, or 20+ beers. The consume heinous amounts. They get hangovers that don’t totally clear up until the following Thursday. And this is totally socially acceptable, and is actively encouraged by the culture as a way to “let off steam.”

It’s deranged.

If people just had 2-4 drinks on weeknights, they would not have this urge to engage in this lunatic behavior.

Imagine if you applied this policy to food – you didn’t eat at all during the week, then on the weekend started chugging warm melted ice cream by the bucket. Would anyone think that was a good idea?

Drunkenness doesn’t benefit you. If you feel a need to get blackout drunk, there is something wrong in your life. You should not have that urge.

Conversely, drinking a reasonable amount in the evenings – any day of the week – to dull the suffering of existence is very healthy and natural, and no one should be ashamed of this.

I think the reason people oppose me when I say “there’s nothing wrong with daily drinking” is that the only concept they have of drinking is the standard American “weekend blackout.”

I see people in their thirties doing this at least 2-3 times a month.

Nothing good can happen.

Stop doing this.

Elvis Dunderhoff contributed to this article. 

I died from binge drinking twice this week, and I’m still alive.

What excuse do these people have?

New York Post:

Before you reach for another cocktail, consider this. Binge drinking is to blame for 20% of the deaths of American adults between the ages of 20 and 49 over a recent four-year period, a new study found.

The findings were published Tuesday in the journal JAMA Network Open. When the age bracket is extended to 20-64, consuming excessive alcohol is tied to one in eight deaths.

Researchers examined national and state mortality data from 2015-19, noting that deaths fully attributable to alcohol have risen in the past decade.

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According to the study, the three leading causes of alcohol-related deaths in each age group were the same for men and women. For example, for adults 20 to 34 years old, these were “other poisonings,” vehicle crashes and homicide.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an estimated one in six adults binge drink — classified as four or more drinks in one sitting for a woman and five or more drinks for a man — with a quarter of them binge drinking at least weekly.

The data from the new study shows the percentage of deaths fully caused by alcohol (such as alcoholic liver disease) is higher among men (15%) than women (9.4%). By location, these deaths comprised 9.3% of total deaths in Mississippi versus 21.7% in New Mexico.

The study’s authors say the number of premature deaths could be reduced with policy changes such as increasing alcohol taxes.

Yes.

Mommy should take the bottle away from baby.

Make the taxes so high people can’t afford to numb the pain of life.

What they don’t tell you is that binge drinking is the main thing preventing suicide.

Despite the dates given, which go back before the vax, it’s hard to see a story like this and not tie it to the media’s current agenda of explaining away the mass death that is happening.

I’ve never personally known anyone who died from binge-drinking. I know several that died from the vax. That’s anecdotal of course, but check your own life.

Two stories stood out for me this week. Both are damning indictments of modern Britain and proof positive of the idiocy of the soft-headed, socialist imbeciles who run so much of what passes for our ‘world class public services’.

The first comes from Walsall, where obese motorists are being issued with disabled parking badges so they don’t have to waddle too far from their cars to the nearest kebab shop.

The second hails from York, where people arrested for being drunk and disorderly are being sent on courses to boost their ‘self-esteem’.

Let’s start in the West Midlands. What possessed Walsall Council to hand out ‘blue badges’ to gutbuckets? OK, so there is a minuscule number of people suffering from rare medical and genetic conditions which make it difficult to control their weight. Some of them belong in mental hospitals.

But most of those categorised as ‘obese’ are not genuinely disabled. Nor are they ‘victims’ by any stretch of the imagination. They are just fat and greedy and won’t stop stuffing their faces.

Already, the NHS spends a fortune treating patients suffering from a variety of ailments caused by self-inflicted gluttony. Diabetes and heart trouble brought on by pigging out on fast-food is said to have reached epidemic proportions.

Oh dear, how sad, never mind. Stop eating so much and start taking exercise every day, you hideous hippos. Obesity isn’t like a flu epidemic. You can’t catch obesity. It isn’t inflicted on people by dark forces beyond their control.

These selfish individuals are grotesquely overweight because they lack willpower and moral fibre.

They have the option to diet or die, but they do not deserve special  treatment funded by taxpayers.

No one should have an automatic right to an expensive gastric band provided by a hard-pressed public health service, already struggling to provide life-saving drugs to patients  suffering from real illnesses.

It is estimated that up to two million people could qualify for bariatric surgery and that by 2050 half of us will be officially ‘obese’.

By then, Britain’s population will be over 70 million. At this rate there won’t be enough gastric bands to go round and the whole country will be one giant disabled car park.

You can bet, however, that where Walsall leads, other councils will follow in the name of ‘compassion’ and being ‘non-judgmental’. They’ll be handing out blue badges by the tens of thousands to anyone who can prove they have ‘mobility issues’.

The reason these XXXXL monsters have ‘mobility issues’, though, is not because they were born with chronic disabilities, or have lost limbs in an accident or while serving their country on the battlefield.

No, their ‘mobility issues’ are caused by a revolting, self-inflicted excess of flab which their podgy little legs will no longer support over a distance of more than a few yards.

In Nottingham, they are already reinforcing the pavements to cope with the increasing bulk of the legions of Teletubby lookalikes squelching their way to the chippie, via the pub or off-licence.

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