🚀 go-pugleaf

OH PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!! Once you guys turn 21, grow up alittle bit you will
appreciate the 21 to drink rule. I felt the same way until I turned 21. I drink
responsibly now, but when I was 18-20 I had a fake ID and to many hormones
running through my body. Alcohol and teenage ego equal violence and immaturity. I
got in atleast 150 bar room brawls and got convicted (P.B.J ed) for two of them
on when I was 18 and the other when I was 20. I never got carded after awhile so
I was never carded for them to take my fake ID away. Now all grown up I see young
punks doing the same things I did. I realize there too immature and should not
drink. Also did you see the sobriety check pt yesterday (Fri.) Do you know in
college park the majority of DWI's are under 21////HMMMM just show lack of
maturity, and with all the other ovber 21 immature people running around we
should not add theproblem.  THANKS UCPM UNIVERSITY POLICE FOR A JOB WELL
DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

slush wrote:

> In article <6j1ugu$gn8@dailyplanet.wam.umd.edu>, merrell@eng.umd.edu
> (Brian C. Merrell) wrote:
> >While it may a predictable response, I must agree that the law is somewhat
> >unjust.  It *is* one group forcing a law upon another without making it
> >apply to itself, it *is* rather silly, and it *is* rather ridiculous
> >that legislators (who are all over 30; never trust anyone over 30 :) can
> >arbitrarily say that people from 18 to 20 (who can vote for our national
> >leaders and go to war) cannot make responsible decisions about alcohol.
>
> I think it's odd that Texas is trying to push back the age for juvenile
> death penalties to 12.  In the rest of the country, youths as young as 16
> can receive the death sentance.  I'm not sure why culpability for life and
> death decisions starts at 16, yet the government feels that people under
> 21 can't act responsibly enough to go have a beer.
>
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