Re:Do startups have a drinking problem?
by mmanfrin on Wednesday May 18, 2016 @01:30PM
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You make a moral decision to not engage, which means you have acted superiority to their decision to engage in something that you consider a moral choice. People are reacting to the superiority, not to the lack of alcohol (as it evidenced by the suggestion that you say you're not drinking tonight rather than 'don't drink').
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"I don't drink," is not a moral statement. Unless you are willing to read in to it. Which is your own problem. Even if it is a common problem.
No, but the top level poster specifically called their decision a moral one. Even if that means "it's not right for me", it still changes the tone from a non-moral statement about drinking.