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The DOTD (Debate of the Day)	by slayer	2002-08-26 04:43:33
All forms would include criminal prosecution.	by kahuana	2002-08-26 09:48:30
From what I've seen...	by Avium	2002-08-26 09:50:33
Which is why there must be	by kahuana	2002-08-26 09:59:34
Personally, I tend to agree.	by Avium	2002-08-26 10:14:05
I just think that the current age limits are kinda silly. If we're going to say that you are "mature" enough to take control of your own life at 18, why are there legal limits that are above that age? Seriously, if you are old/mature enough at 18 to be in charge of your own life, why put the legal drinking age at 21, or even 19? By doing that you're saying, "you are mature enough to control your life but not mature enough to understand the consequences of drinking." Um...hunh?
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Inertia	by tadthornhill	2002-08-26 10:25:11
What's being lost is personal autonomy.	by slayer	2002-08-26 10:32:21
Here's a bit of bits to throw into the bag.	by caffine-iv	2002-08-26 10:55:50
Equality	by tadthornhill	2002-08-26 11:27:50
and some tidbits....	by webishop	2002-08-26 12:51:22
I agree...mostly.	by Avium	2002-08-26 13:13:31
perhaps what we are seeing	by webishop	2002-08-26 13:20:10
The Problem Is That	by rwrannells	2002-08-26 13:24:51
Individual interpretation??!	by kingoffools	2002-08-26 15:43:22
Simple (perhaps overly so)	by kingoffools	2002-08-26 15:40:30
Doesn't answer the question	by tadthornhill	2002-08-26 15:51:20
...True enough. (n/t)	by kingoffools	2002-08-26 16:01:07

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