While I'm going to turn 21 next year and aware about the drinking issue that is happening in adults and underage kids with fake IDs, I'm not afraid to talk about this main issue here. Here in the United States that the legal drinking age is 21, but elsewhere in the world, it's set to a lower age. Countries such as Canada, Mexico, England, and Australia set the drinking age to 18, and most of Europe sets it to 16. But in some Muslim countries such as Iran and Saudi Arabia, Islamic law forbids the sale of alcohol, but the big issue I'm talking here is why many countries have a lower drinking age than America's.
Here are the questions that I'm giving you. Why is it that the legal drinking age is lower in many countries throughout the world? Is it because of cultural and/or religious differences? Is it because of safety and everything related to it? And how do the drinking age laws work from country to country?
2007-08-31
06:26:44
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Erik G
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