EXPLODING THE BOGUS CLAIM THAT 1800 COLLEGE STUDENTS DIE FROM ALCOHOL EACH YEAR:

In other words, an accident is considered alcohol-related if there is any measurable alcohol in any participant in the crash — but there is no evidence that the consumption of alcohol led to the accident and subsequent death. Yet about three-quarters of the reported “alcohol-related injury deaths” stem from the motor-vehicle records.

The data are presented in a way that makes you think 1800 students are dying from binge-drinking-induced alcohol poisoning, but in fact it’s nothing like that.