Should the age be raised from 18 to 21 in Australia to combat underage drinking?
Posted by: fdm
29th Nov 2010 08:18pm
Should the age be raised from 18 to 21 in Australia to combat underage drinking?
Does anyone really think this will help with under-age drinking or make it worse?
Does anyone really think this will help with under-age drinking or make it worse?
fireman
- 17th Sep 2013 11:49am
it wouldn,t hurt to make the legal limit 21.if they want alcolhol they will get it somehow.i have worked in the selling of alcolhol for 26 years.seen lots of different types of people. some silly adults try to buy for underage.could go on about this topic for ages.21 is a good age or then do we go to 25.alcolhol will still be around and there will still be idiots that will get is no matter how.
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