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Real problem is American's don't drink responsibly, and they get drunk and crash into some minivan killing 5 people. Sure, they get prison time, but where is the justice for the families of the deceased?
If you ask ANY family member of the victims they'd rather have it have been prevented than throwing some drunk in jail, because it's obvious that they've lost more than justice can offer in recompense.
Hence, the reason people wish to restrict the actions of others through government control.
And don't give me that "education" bullshit, It's been a known fact to everyone that DUI is extremely dangerous, but people do it anyway. What I find interesting is that few libertarians support draconian measures to combat crime, since they don't believe in deterministic theory at all it seems. I support the death penalty for being caught under the influence, regardless of whether you hurt anyone or not.