Proliferation of legal Alcohol in the YK delta is probably just an all-around bad idea.  However, the problems run much deeper than whether or not Alcohol is legal.  The problem, like many other impoverished communities, is hopelessness, the sense that nothing good will ever come, the sense of having no future.  I've been to villages where the hopelessness hangs over the community like a fog, it makes you want to get out as fast as you can; but for the people living there, there is no way out.  There's no jobs, no industry, no leadership; just nothing.  If you give people hope and something positive to work towards they social issues will decrease.  What is that hope?  I wish I knew.