No. It loosens parts of the brain that is responsible for your inhibitions and decreases the response time of neurons responsible for good judgment as seen by sudden rush of impulsive behaviors. There's plenty of science written on how alcohol works on your brain but the layman version is already there on the second sentence. Our brains are trained to function with social inhibitions and this constantly restricts a lot of our impulsive behaviors.

We often experience emotions like hate, lust, envy, or just plain showing behaviors that are opposite to what we really feel inside just to observe proper social decorum. When we drink alcohol, some brain functions that regulate our social behavior and judgment are slowed and the other neurons that regulate impulsive behaviors get hyped up.

People would often confuse this impulsive behaviors or what drunk people tell during excess alcohol intake because it comes off as showing the other side of them that people are not aware off. But this kind of thinking is biased and actually more harmful considering EVERYONE has their own impulsive sides and negative sides, you need the right amount of alcohol or social cue to trigger them.