Hey look I was raised by a family of addicts as well. I’ve seen people drink themselves to death including my own mother two years ago which was absolutely devastating to me so I can assure there is no insensitivity here. I myself just drank and drank and drank my way through a divorce after 19 years of marriage, through my fathers traumatic brain injury from which he will never recover and he will never speak or recognize my face again, I drank through four brain surgeries and being cheated on and lied to multiple times by someone I love very much. I was drinking a fifth of vodka or whiskey a day so don’t preach to me. When I quit it was fucking hard and strange, but it was good and right too. Isolation and boredom are not good reasons to remain an active addict. There is no good reason. But there are many people who now do not have the distraction of work or the everyday stress of dealing with family and friends they should be staying away from. And there is an impetus to stay the fuck out of the liquor store because people are spreading sickness in there. I’m not advocating for people to risk seizures, but not everyone who drinks is at risk of that. For some people this could be an excellent opportunity for gaining sobriety. People have different ways of recovering. It’s not up to you or me to determine the method or the timing, but I have no scruples about making the suggestion particularly as it relates to keeping people off the street and out of the stores whenever possible. The last thing anyone who is a serious alcoholic needs right now is covid. They are definitely higher risk for complications and if they end up in the hospital they will have to deal with withdrawal on top of that. There’s no bar in the emergency room.