... question this law. Why is 21 the magical age that makes one intelligent and mature enough to consume alcohol? In an alcohol summit held in Boulder Colorado, Boulder County Sheriff George Epp said There's a general belief that immature people are less likely to handle the effects of alcohol, so our Congress has chosen to set an arbitrary limit (at age 21 ... alcohol. I also am in agreement with this statement. Today's legal drinking age is unrealistic. Prohibiting the sale of liquor to young adults creates an atmosphere where binge drinking and alcohol abuse have become a problem. Bannin...

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... question this law. Why is 21 the magical age that makes one intelligent and mature enough to consume alcohol? In an alcohol summit held in Boulder Colorado, Boulder County Sheriff George Epp said There's a general belief that immature people are less likely to handle the effects of alcohol, so our Congress has chosen to set an arbitrary limit (at age 21 ... alcohol. I also am in agreement with this statement. Today's legal drinking age is unrealistic. Prohibiting the sale of liquor to young adults creates an atmosphere where binge drinking and alcohol abuse have become a problem. Bannin...

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... then 10% of workers unionized. Violations of workers rights have become commonplace. Supporters of organized labor are coerced into silence or fired. Perhaps the most recent abuse of organized labor by the government was President George Bush the sequels invocation of the act against the International Longshore and Warehouse Union in California. This represents one of the most substantial examples in history ... ...

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... ."" (Goldberg 2003) That not only made for a more compassionate image, but made it easier to blame Ronald Reagan's social policies for the homeless problem, rather than mental illness or substance abuse. The networks relentlessly predicted an epidemic of AIDS among U.S. heterosexuals because "scaring the hell out of people makes for good television even when it makes for shallow journalism."" When the ... of Washington bureau chiefs and congressional correspondents by the independent journalism foundation Freedom Forum found that 89 percent of them voted for Bill Clinton in 1992, and jus...

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