Sheen's outbursts can be seen through a number of different interviews. In almost all of these, he can be heard voicing his emphatic disdain for Alcoholics Anonymous and his former Two and a Half Men producer Chuck Lorre, as well as how he doesn't agree with the notion of him having any kind of a problem with drugs or alcohol. Oh and while hes conducting these interviews, he's chain smoking the healthiest of cigarettes, Marlboro Reds, and voicing orders/requests to his "goddesses" who currently live with him and apparently answer to his beckon call.
No matter how Sheen tries to shape his newly adopted view on his life, he is undoubtedly a walking talking publicist's nightmare. Embracing drugs and alcohol publicly while denouncing support groups like Alcoholics Anonymous just isn't a wise move. Additionally, engaging in a public attack on his former boss, no matter how much he may dislike him, is not an intelligent decision either.
Sheen needs to understand that whether he likes it or not, he has publics that are going to listen to what he says and pass judgment one way or the other. And even though he seems to not care about the opinions of his publics, their opinions effect him. After all, even though Sheen was the star on one of TV's most popular shows, his antics turned him into a public relations nightmare for his employers and thus, fired him because of it.
So if Charlie Sheen wants to continue partying the way he has been and partaking in the various vices he chooses to, then go for it. It his life, his body, his image that he his destroying. But if he has any desire to get back to work anytime soon, he will have to adopt a new tactic for handling his public relations because his current method just isn't going to cut it.
