rofeh:
Good point. But I ask for a source that the drinking on Purim involves anything with the outside? It is part of seudas Purim, or for some one should be sipping wine all day. Since when is the loudness outside with the yelling, off-tune singing, etc. part of the holiest day of the year, Purim? I grant that the solemn demeanor of Yom Kippur is not the model for Purim, but the kedusha is right up there. How can one consider the “vilde chaya” behavior a way to achieve and internalize kedusha?