The harms of the liquor traffic extend broadly across the entire community rather than remaining isolated.
Draft interpretation · MH 345.1
Original passage
It is not the drunkard and his family alone who are imperiled by the work of the liquor seller, nor is the burden of taxation the chief evil which his traffic brings on the community. We are all woven together in the web of humanity. The evil that befalls any part of the great human brotherhood brings peril to all.
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