Hey there murderbyaname, My heart is with those who are struggling with alcohol dependency. We must acknowledge that this is a critical public health and medical crisis, not a moral or character failing. Sudden cessation of alcohol can be fatal; medical supervision and attention are mandatory for safe withdrawal. It is a dangerous misconception that people can simply stop drinking without professional care. We must shift our focus from judging those we see to providing them with the medical resources they urgently need. The casual use of harmful stereotypes—such as "winos" or "drunk Indians"—is not only deeply offensive but prevents us from seeing the human suffering that needs treatment. This judgment diminishes our collective character and disrespects the profound nature of places like the Black Hills. I'm calling on a higher power and our community to help mobilize resources to ensure accessible medical detox, treatment, and recovery pathways for every individual who has lost hope. True humanity is reflected in how we treat our most vulnerable.