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THE GOVERNMENT MAKES SURE YOU ARE ALWAYS ADDICTED

  • Writer: Madhukar Dama
    Madhukar Dama
  • 12 hours ago
  • 5 min read
The essay reveals how governments deliberately maintain widespread addiction to substances like alcohol, tobacco, and opium by legalizing their sale, normalizing their use through media, avoiding real education on their dangers, and silently embedding them into economic, social, and cultural life. Rather than prevent harm, the state profits from addiction through taxation and control, ensuring citizens remain obedient, distracted, and dependent. This is not public negligence—it is a strategic system where addiction replaces rebellion, and intoxication becomes a tool of governance.
The essay reveals how governments deliberately maintain widespread addiction to substances like alcohol, tobacco, and opium by legalizing their sale, normalizing their use through media, avoiding real education on their dangers, and silently embedding them into economic, social, and cultural life. Rather than prevent harm, the state profits from addiction through taxation and control, ensuring citizens remain obedient, distracted, and dependent. This is not public negligence—it is a strategic system where addiction replaces rebellion, and intoxication becomes a tool of governance.

Not by accident — by design.



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1. THEY LICENSE ADDICTION, THEN TAX IT


Liquor is banned in some states — but government-run shops exist in most.


Tobacco kills millions, yet it’s sold near every school.


Gutka is banned, but openly sold under alternate names.


Opium is still cultivated legally in India — for export, and for “controlled use.”



Why?

Because addiction is a guaranteed tax stream.

A sober citizen is free.

An addicted citizen is predictable and profitable.



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2. THEY NEVER EDUCATE — ONLY WARN IN FINE PRINT


School textbooks talk about freedom fighters, but not how alcohol enslaves families.


Cigarette packs show graphic warnings — but shops never stop selling to minors.


Rehabilitation is expensive, underfunded, and hidden.



Why?

Because they don’t want to kill the addiction.

They want to manage it — not erase it.

They want users, not corpses.

They want slaves, not corpses.



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3. THEY MAKE DRUGS SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE FOR MEN


A village drunk is considered “normal.”


A corporate man drinks every night — and is considered successful.


Celebrities are never jailed for drug use — they’re sent to “rehab.”



Why?

Because men who drink don’t revolt.

They beat their wives instead.

They forget their dreams.

They spend, borrow, and sleep.

They don’t organize.



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4. THEY PROTECT THE SUPPLY CHAIN, NOT THE FAMILY


Liquor barons fund elections.


Police protect alcohol trucks.


Ministers inaugurate new brands.


Local booths open at 10 AM sharp, even during curfews.



But families destroyed by addiction?

Ignored.

Wives of alcoholics?

Mocked.

Children of drunk fathers?

Silenced.


The economy must flow — even if blood flows at home.



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5. THEY SHIFT BLAME TO CULTURE OR CHOICE


“It’s part of celebration.”


“It’s personal liberty.”


“Only a few abuse it.”



All lies.

A free choice is when full awareness is given.

Not when addiction is marketed in festivals, movies, cricket matches, and family dinners.



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6. THEY BLOCK NATURAL ALTERNATIVES


Hemp is illegal in most forms.


Tribal healing herbs are banned.


Even fermented foods are regulated.



But whisky and rum?

No shortage.

No bans.

No awareness.


Why?

Because natural highs create insight.

Synthetic highs create stupor.

Governments fear awareness.

They feed stupor.



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7. THEY USE ADDICTION TO CONTROL THE POOR


In slums, liquor is cheaper than clean milk.


Workers get paid in alcohol.


Women are told: “He’s a man. Let him drink.”


Entire rural economies are held hostage by addiction.



An addicted labourer never asks for land.

He asks for his next drink.

And votes as told.



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8. THEY ADDICT THE YOUTH EARLY


Flavoured cigarettes.


Pocket liquor bottles.


“Energy drinks” laced with caffeine addiction.


OTT shows normalize drug use as rebellion.



And no school teaches withdrawal.

No syllabus teaches inner clarity.

Because inner clarity frees minds.

And frees minds are dangerous.



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CONCLUSION: THIS IS NOT NEGLIGENCE — THIS IS STRATEGY


You are not addicted by mistake.

You are addicted by design.


Governments don’t stop your addiction.

They budget for it.

They profit from it.

They rule through it.


Because a drunk man votes.

A sober man revolts.




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THE DRUNK VOTES. THE SOBER REVOLTS.


the shop opens at 10 a.m.

but the drunk is already there

waiting

like it’s his temple.

and in a way,

it is.

because god doesn’t answer

but the bottle does.


he buys poison

with his own sweat

drinks it

and forgets

that he has children

a spine

a vote

and a voice.



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he didn’t invent this system.

he was born into it.

his father drank.

his uncle died drunk.

his brother drinks quietly.

his mother hides behind silence

and the government

sells it all

neatly packaged

taxed

regulated

and blessed by the smiling face

of a chief minister

who cuts ribbon on new distilleries.



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they don’t give you clean food

but they give you a bottle.

they don’t give you clean air

but the smoke is legal.

they don’t give you courage

but they numb your pain.

they don’t give you health

but they give you enough addiction

to keep you quiet.



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the laborer drinks

to forget his broken back.

the software guy drinks

to forget his empty soul.

the soldier drinks

to forget the border he doesn’t believe in.

the politician drinks

to toast another win

paid for by liquor barons.


and nobody asks

why?



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schools never teach

how to say no.

only how to score marks.

temples never ban

the drunk from praying.

only the menstruating woman.

homes never ask

why the son drinks every weekend

they only ask

why the daughter came late.



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they say

“drink responsibly.”

like you can dance with a demon

and not get bitten.

they say

“it’s personal choice.”

but they make sure

you see it in movies

in ads

in cricket matches

in festivals

in grief

and in love.



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you get drunk

and beat your wife.

you get drunk

and forget your shame.

you get drunk

and vote as told.

you get drunk

and dream of escape

but never take the first step.


because drunk men

don’t start revolutions.

they start fights.

they cry.

they collapse.

they comply.



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and the state watches.

counts the revenue.

protects the supply.

smiles on TV.

and says:

“we care about the people.”



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but behind every liquor shop

there is a hungry child.

behind every cigarette

there is a lung

rotting in silence.

behind every gutka ad

there is a face

that will never smile again.



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they say

alcohol is a choice.

but they never gave you

the option of clarity.

they say

cigarettes are for adults.

but the child buys it

while skipping school.

they say

they don’t encourage addiction.

but they fund it

promote it

and protect it.



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the drunk is not the criminal.

he is the evidence.


the real drug lord

wears white.

wins elections.

and calls himself

the protector of the people.



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so if you are sober,

they fear you.

because you see.

and if you see,

you might speak.

and if you speak,

others might wake up.

and if they wake up,

the system falls.



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so stay drunk, citizen.

stay distracted.

stay obedient.

stay dying.


because the drunk votes.

but the sober revolts.




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