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Topic	20 y/o Conservative brings an AR-15 to WALMART cause they WON'T sell him GUNS!!!
ChaosAzeroth 08/10/19 12:30:14 AM #14:	mooreandrew58 posted... Yeah honestly I dont think 18 year olds should be sent into combat. Dont mind them joining the military but actual combat should be held off until they are older. Use that time to train them very well in combat if thats what you want them for. increase their odds of making it back alive. Conversely I feel drinking age should be lowered. Mostly on the grounds of what I saw a college professor saying though. Believeiing more kids would seek help if a friend seems to have alcohol poisoning instead of fearinf getting into trouble themselves if the get help for them. Professor was mostly going on kids in college arw gonna drink and not much can be done to stop it but even outside college that is true. 18 year olds are gonna flex the im a adult now mentality and a lot of parents let em to a degree. Actually this is... pretty fair honestly. I do find it odd that people can sign up as young as 17 iirc and yet 'legal adults' can't drink. Seems backwards. <cite>ChaosAzeroth posted [p:925869906] in 20 y/o Con... [t:77928281]...</cite> <quote>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah honestly I dont think 18 year olds should be sent into combat. Dont mind them joining the military but actual combat should be held off until they are older. Use that time to train them very well in combat if thats what you want them for. increase their odds of making it back alive. Conversely I feel drinking age should be lowered. Mostly on the grounds of what I saw a college professor saying though. Believeiing more kids would seek help if a friend seems to have alcohol poisoning instead of fearinf getting into trouble themselves if the get help for them. Professor was mostly going on kids in college arw gonna drink and not much can be done to stop it but even outside college that is true. 18 year olds are gonna flex the im a adult now mentality and a lot of parents let em to a degree. </quote> Actually this is... pretty fair honestly. I do find it odd that people can sign up as young as 17 iirc and yet 'legal adults' can't drink. Seems backwards.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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