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What sense does this make? When the parent is watching, teenagers are less apt to get out.
of hand and the parent may also withhold the keys of a person who has been drinking. .
This would help to prevent accidents which could get somone injured or even killed. .
These laws prevent people from learning to drink in a safe environment, such as a keg.
party in a basement.
Lowering the drinking age will make alcohol more available to an even younger.
population. The way that 18 year olds behave greatly influence 15 to 17 year olds. If the.
age is lowered then adults will be the models for drinking and the kids can learn to drink in.
moderation. .
The opposition tells us that we have no evidence to indicate that if the age lowered.
kids will drink responsibly, on the other hand who says who has evidence that they will.
not. Before the age was raised there were less alcohol related deaths. They say that.
countries with lower drinking ages also have problems similar to the US. That may be.
true but, who says we are like other countries? We live in a totally different society and.
have completely different values and traditions. Many of the opposition feel that.
responsibility comes with maturity and not with experience. They insist that we would.
only be putting a much greater responsibility in less responsible hands. From what I have.
learned maturity comes with experience. You grow more mature from what you learn,.
and you learn from make mistakes that you would not have made without the experience. .
In turn, if you get maturity from experience, you also will get responsibility.
Many people feel that responsibility comes with maturity and not with experience. .
They insist that we would only be putting a much greater responsibility in less responsible.
hands. From what I have learned maturity comes with experience. You grow more.
mature from what you learn, and you learn from make mistakes that you would not have.
made without the experience.
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