No(x2). First question: quitting something you have been addicted to for almost half your life is a hard and daunting task which I doubt this 22-year-old is up for. No matter how close he got to death. As far as the mother's statement goes: of course he knew what he was doing. He was 13, he was old enough to know that alcohol is bad in large quantities (most of us are in his age group so we know he went through health class to learn it). If I were in that hospital bed I wouldn't blame anyone of their opinion of me.
Second question: in my mind you have to use resources more sparingly in times you have more (even unlimited). You need people to learn the value of what they have before they should be aloud access to larger quantities of resources. Otherwise they are little more than kids that do what they feel without real consequence.
Second question: in my mind you have to use resources more sparingly in times you have more (even unlimited). You need people to learn the value of what they have before they should be aloud access to larger quantities of resources. Otherwise they are little more than kids that do what they feel without real consequence.