Lee Davy
Lee Davy
Fentanyl vs Alcohol Deaths – The Liquid Lie Exposed
Fentanyl vs Alcohol Deaths – The Liquid Lie Exposed
Fentanyl vs Alcohol Deaths – The Liquid Lie Exposed
Monday 16th June 2025
Explore the cultural hypocrisy between alcohol and fentanyl deaths with Lee Davy's unfiltered insights on societal conditioning.
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Episode Overview
- Alcohol kills more people annually than fentanyl.
- Society celebrates alcohol despite its harmful effects.
- Media focuses more on fentanyl as a crisis.
- Political rhetoric influences drug perception.
- Challenge societal norms around alcohol consumption.
"Fentanyl kills in alleys. Alcohol kills in kitchens."
In this eye-opening episode of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast, Lee Davy tackles the glaring disparity between how society views two deadly substances: fentanyl and alcohol. With a sharp and unfiltered approach, Lee unpacks the cultural conditioning that paints fentanyl as a villain while alcohol is celebrated as a staple at social gatherings. He questions why alcohol, despite its staggering death toll, escapes the scrutiny and outrage reserved for fentanyl.
This episode challenges listeners to confront the 'Liquid Lie'—the societal acceptance of alcohol despite its destructive impact. Lee shares his personal journey of living alcohol-free and highlights the political and social hypocrisy that keeps alcohol untouchable. With a mix of raw honesty and compelling facts, you'll be prompted to reflect on how deeply ingrained alcohol is in our culture and why it's often overlooked as a threat.
The conversation also touches on the role of media and politics in shaping public perception, urging listeners to rethink their relationship with alcohol and advocate for change. If you're ready to challenge societal norms and uncover the truth behind the liquid lie, this episode is a must-listen.