Under Age Drinking at 21?
By Brian
@wolfie34 (26770)
United Kingdom
3 responses
@dnatureofdtrain (5273)
• Janesville, Wisconsin
28 Apr 07
I think the age of legally drinking should be the same age as being a legally adult. So if the Adult age is 21 then yes I think 21 if the adult age is 18 then 18, if the adult age is younger then younger.
I do not believe the Age limit will make a difference in teenage binge drinking if a teen can get ahold of it no matter what age they will do with it as they want to...
I think Just like their is drivers licences. There should be a drinking licence, they go to classes they learn how to drink responsibly, if they are being irresponsible licence taken away or revoked, and they are not allowed to drink. I think to stop binge drinking to help that if they did the licence thing, all bars and salemens would be ordered to cut a person off after a certain amount of drinks to keep it safe. - DNatureofDTrain
@dnatureofdtrain (5273)
• Janesville, Wisconsin
29 Apr 07
You're Welcome, It is a good topic. So I replied, and I am glad to see it helped you. Thanks again for enjoying my responces :) - DNatureofDTrain
@cblackink (969)
• United States
30 Apr 07
In the US, the legal age is 21. However, that won't stop children from drinking if they want to. A disturbing thing in this country is that alchohol can be purchased over the internet (as long as you have access to a credit/debit card) and will be delivered to your home. Teenagers are doing this.
I think that binge drinking is a symptom of a much larger problem, like feelings of alienation, depression, peer pressure, etc... and the problem is many parents just don't seem to recognize it until it gets out of control.
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