Although Australian and American alcohol consumption rates are dwarfed by the thirst of Eastern Europe, liquid joy brings misery to many; in Australia, every day, alcohol abuse kills 15 people and sends 430 to hospital.
But what's creepier is its latter day abuse of the victims of demonology, the women and men of Salem.
"Every day people abused me physically or verbally," recalled Aderonke, "but it wasn't in the interests of Serco, who run Yarl's Wood, to tell the Home Office about what was going on".
Our egg industry is an emblem of industrialized animal agribusiness -- a system that jeopardizes the health of American consumers each and every day, institutionally abuses animals, and pollutes our seas and waterways.
"Every day people abused me physically or verbally," recalled Aderonke, "but it wasn't in the interests of Serco who run Yarl's Wood to tell the Home Office about what was going on".
Every day, cases of abuse by authority come to light, and there are new reports of government agencies denying claimants benefits that would just about enable them to hold their lives together.
"We're a cyber safety company and the reason why we exist is to safeguard children on, in particular, social networking and messaging apps from all those things that you read about every day: Cyber bullying, abuse, aggression, sextortion, grooming," he says.
My aunty and uncle lived with us and every day it was abuse.
Robert Suarez, a harm reduction worker at the Washington Heights Corner Project and member of VOCAL-NY, said most Americans may not feel the direct violent affects of the drug war, but they are felt every day when drug abuse is criminalized.
We see the physical, emotional, and mental scars of tragedy, disaster, drug abuse, neglect, molestation, abandonment, and physical abuse every day for years and years.
