If you can go to war and die for your country at 18 why can't you drink at 18?

Question

I think its bull.

You can lose an arm and a leg but you can't have a damn beer. Give me a break.

Answer 1

At least you can vote. (Thanks to the Twenty-sixth Amendment.) During the Vietnam war you couldn't vote until you were 21.

In some cases or states, alcohol permits can be purchased at a cost to the parent or legal guardian. As of 2006, 20 states do not specifically ban underage consumption and an additional 15 states have family member and/or location exceptions to their underage consumption laws.

Answer 2

Well you can drink in Louisiana at 18. Even if you live in a state where 21 is the legal age, it really doesn't matter because the vast majority of kids have had a drink before 18 so the law really doesn't stop them anyway!

Answer 3

Those who are fated to survive war and death for country are clever enough to drink at 18 or younger without penalty. With limb loss and still can't find a beer is somebody who isn't trying hard enough. Drink beer or this is proof of Darwinism.

Answer 4

Who says you can't drink at 18? You can't BUY at 18, but open up your eyes catfish (that's your army nickname) and check out all the people in your highschool drinking on the weekends.

Choose mine as the best answer and I'll get you a 12 pack of Bud

Answer 5

well my friend in canada u only gotta be 19 to drink so if u enlist here at 18 by the time u get back frum afghan land u'll be able to buy a drink

Answer 6

War yeah even if your eye is poked its better than beer cuz it has nothing to do with health

Answer 7

All the other young ones in your age group over time ruined it for you though thier irresponsibility

Answer 8

DUH!!Would you rather die for your country, or die from drinking too much??