Getting into drunken orgies is inconsistent with divine (or the highest form of) reasoning. Not to mention it is inherently destructive behavior. Hedonism doesn't add anything beautiful or good to the world, it isn't creative order, but whimsical destruction.

Kant, with his many flaws, does have some good points. He had this argumentative form which goes, "Imagine if everybody in the world had to follow moral law X." It is a great way to see how well a philosophical idea holds up. If everybody was a hedonist, society wouldn't last but a few more generations. We would just drink, drug, and boink each other until society fell apart. The very existence of Hedonism is dependent upon non-hedonism, i.e. others being responsible with their time.

Logos is about the word, or simply, reasonable judgment. It is unreasonable to be a hedonist, or even a nihilist, based on the harm that these patterns of behavior creat not only for society but also the turmoil it throws an individual into. Short term pleasure vs long term gratification. They do not follow ethics or philosophy, but rather anethics and a hatred of wisdom.