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Originally posted by justyc
there isn't really such a thing as a non-alcoholic beer. there are low-alcohol beers which vary in strength and if they are less than 0.05% then they are classed as non-alcohol even though they contain a small amount of it. link
recent studies also say it is a very very bad thing for an ex alcoholic to drink low alcohol beers link
if he really is selling himself as a reformed alcoholic then he needs to set a better example than having a beer bottle (whatever strength) in front of him when in public
Originally posted by allseeingi
Or de-caf coffee for that matter.
No point.
Originally posted by mythatsabigprobe
It's not a low alcohol beer. It's "Warsteiner", one of my favorite German Beers and very easy to recognize.
George did the same thing last year, got drunk and started feeling up the German Chancellor at the G8.
Originally posted by allseeingi
What is the point in drinking non-alcoholic beer?
Or de-caf coffee for that matter.
Originally posted by infinite
oh, he was alcoholic once right?
Originally posted by ArMaP
And yes, I think that having an alcoholic president is reason for added concern.
Originally posted by Rasputin13
Do you think that if Bush was going to drink alcohol again that he would do it in public?
Originally posted by runetang
If Mr. Bush hadn't had a beer in over a year, or say hadnt in the past 6 months, surely drinking one beer one time isn't going to be such a problem. Because if he has the control to go 6 months, or a year, without a drink, then he has the power to keep 1 beer at 1 beer only, or 1 occasion only.