After watching the video, I'm disappointed to learn it's an anti-drinking while boating PSA.

I was hoping it was anti-douchebaggery.

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This Anti-drink driving commercial from here in the UK raised a lot of eyebrows about 8-10 years ago.

Well Evan though this advert is still an exaggeration (depending on dosage and age) at least its slightly informative compared to some of the worse adverts out there. and Frank as a service is quite well run. my biggest problem is that alcohol is worse than cannabis yet its legal. we do have some anti drinking adverts on tv which are semi nicely done but thay are still pretty stupid.

I live in Canada, and they justify increasing laws like seatbelts regulation, anti-smoking, anti-drinking, general health /safety regulations, because of public health care. It takes away your rights.
Because I am forced to go under the government health care system, I am forced to go under their rules of how I should live. I can not have the freedom to be an idiot, and do things that might risk or harm my body, because if I am an idiot then that costs the society.
If you make health public and socialized (which would be the only option if it was not profit driven) you make it other peoples business how you live your life, and in the end your rights are taken away.
For example, if I wanted house insurance I have the option of going with several companies and their rules. Maybe one company demands I get certain type of roofing, maybe another charges more but lets me do whatever I want with the house. I have the option of going with whatever rules I choose. Once this insurance becomes national, and the only option, I no longer can choose how I want to live. If I want to go into health insurance plan that lets me smoke and do drugs, I should be able to.
I understand the US has seltbelt laws and such, and smoking/drinking is sin taxed, but not NEARLY as much as in Canada, and the reason is our health care system.

Socialized medience keeps the majority happy just because they don't directly see what they get charged (most income tax goes to health care in canada), and they don't care about rights unless it affects them (and in many cases, only care about the exact rights that affect them, rather than overall rights, for example the divid with people who want drugs legalized and the people who want less gun control, they are both going for more civil rights but have become two very distinct groups).
I am not trying to be an economist and to convince people that a free market is more profitable, all I am saying is that I want to live my life as I choose.