binding contracts, and even smoke. So why is the drinking age 21? If the drinking age

lowers minors will be less apt to see alcohol as the “forbidden fruit”. Minors are, in a

way, attracted to alcohol. When a minor thinks about alcohol he or she sees it as a way to

rebel against the conformities of life today, as a way to break free from legal confinements

of society. Lowering the drinking age would solve the problem, not make it worse.

Drinkers would learn to become more responsible.

Younger people see drink as a way of being cool. If we were to lower the age,

alcohol would become more accepted and people would not feel as if they were doing

something special. Lowering the age would make drinking become more of a normal

thing and not something wild and different to show you are a rebel. For instance, “in

Japan, drinking is a thing that young people do on a regular basis; sucha s at dinner with

their families or at a family gathering.”(Lee, Yoshi) Allowing drinking at younger ages

will teach responsibility to kids.

If the age is lowered young people will learn to be responsible. They will learn

them to engage in more dangerous binge drinking.

millions of dollars on police patrols, campaigns to prevent people under 21 to drink, and

made without the experience. In turn, if you get maturity from experience, you also will

have just as many priveledges as any other American citizen. Besides, having a drink and

drink on campus under supervision. If they are supervised they will not be able to get so

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