Alcohol vs Fentanyl: Unpacking Society's Double Standards
Episode Overview
Alcohol kills more people annually than fentanyl. Society celebrates alcohol while demonising fentanyl. Cultural conditioning keeps alcohol untouchable. Political silence around alcohol costs lives. Challenge societal norms by discussing alcohol openly.
Fentanyl kills in alleys. Alcohol kills in kitchens.
Lee Davy pulls no punches in this episode of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast, tackling the glaring double standards in society's approach to alcohol and fentanyl. With a dash of humour and a hefty dose of truth, Davy questions why alcohol, responsible for millions of deaths annually, is celebrated, while fentanyl is vilified. This isn't your average chat about substance abuse; it's an eye-opener into the cultural conditioning that shapes our views.
Davy's passion for living an alcohol-free life shines through as he compares these two substances – one feared, the other funded. You'll hear about the political silence surrounding alcohol, and why this silence costs lives. The episode urges you to reflect on how often alcohol gets a free pass in social settings, and challenges you to confront the uncomfortable truths. If you've ever wondered why quitting alcohol feels like climbing Everest, this episode might just be the nudge you need.
Davy's engaging style and relentless drive to inspire change will leave you questioning the narratives we've been fed about alcohol and drugs. So, if you're ready to peel back the layers of societal hypocrisy and take a stand, this is one episode you don't want to miss.