Should America Lower the Drinking Age?, 21 to 18? |
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Should America Lower the Drinking Age?, 21 to 18? |
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Should the drinking age be lowered in the United States?
I think no. |
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Come on.
Please, can this country have any more stupid thoughts!? First use of alcohol usually begins around the age of 13. Junior and senior high school students drink 35 percent of all wine coolers sold in the U.S.; they also consume 1.1 billion cans of beer. 31.9 percent of youth under 18 years old in long-term, state-operated juvenile institutions in 1987 were under the influence of alcohol at the time of arrest. Among sexually active teens, those who average 5 or more drinks daily were nearly 3 times less likely to use condoms, thus placing them at greater risk of HIV infection. Among all teens who drink, 16 percent use condoms less often after drinking. Alcohol abuse and its consequences have been estimated to cost our society $86 billion each year - $26 billion more than the cost of Desert Storm. All of what I just wrote right there tells you... NO MORONS DON'T LOWER IT! If anything needs to be done, it's to put a cork in underage drinking. If your an adult, don't be so transparent and buy kids drinks. |
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