With the recent 'ZOMG BINGE DRINKING' phase hitting it's peak in Britain, there is some discussion emerging as to whether the bar staff of a pub have some kind of responsibility to ensure people don't get completely out of their heads inside the pub's walls. One paper kicked up a fuss when one of their reporters ordered a particularly lethal cocktail of hard liquor, and informed the bartender that it was for one person, to which the bartender was indifferent. This comes a fortnight after a boy drank a dangerous amount of alcohol in the space of 40 minutes and died.

Thus, I put the question - do you think the bar staff of a pub should have a moral responsibility (or whatever) to ensure people don't put their lives or immediate health at risk by going overboard?
I'm kinda on the fence. I'd feel responsible if I was a bartender and the above happened, but then I just think "what ever happened to using that thing inside your cranium?"