Is the result the same for ordinary people who have never given up drinking but are not drunk? Ask Buddha disciples to answer.

Anyone who kills, steals, commits adultery, makes mistakes and drinks alcohol is guilty, and there must be cause and effect. But those who have been disciplined have one more crime of breaking the precepts, and those who have not been disciplined have no crime of breaking the precepts.

Among these five precepts, drinking and retribution are lighter than the other four, so people who have never given up drinking should drink as little as possible. Those who have given up drinking must give up drinking completely.