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DavidMarq said:
Thinking about it, that makes very little sense..... I'm certain that 5 is the lowest you can legally give a child alcohol.
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Thinking about it, that makes very little sense..... I'm certain that 5 is the lowest you can legally give a child alcohol.
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What he said is, 5 is the minimum age, unless a child is prescribed alcohol by a doctor (lol, drunken babies?), in which case, there is no minimum age.MasterMike said:
Uni would suffer the most if this law was passed I reckon! 
Personally I've only just turned 18 and I'd hate to have to wait another 3 years! That said, in my opinion it would probably be a benefit, though I think thugs will be thugs whatever the situation.
Personally I've only just turned 18 and I'd hate to have to wait another 3 years! That said, in my opinion it would probably be a benefit, though I think thugs will be thugs whatever the situation.
lay-z-boy said:
Well it would, because it would mean that the the lisence laws would change and nobody under 21 would be allowed into a pub/bar/club.
I've worked in a busy bar and most of the fights were 18/19 year olds who get seriously drunk on the cheap drink nights. That's not to say you don't get fights involving older people, but those types tend to be the types that have spent their whole life getting into fights.
It obviously wouldn't make it impossible to get hold of alchol, but it would cut down the numbers of people spilling out onto the streets who cause problems.
