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  1. 151
    Name: Brandy Varner on Nov 3, 2003
    State: GA
    Country: US
    Comments: I think that it should be 18 because people who are under the age of 21 are going to do it anyway they will justlet someone who is 21 buy it for them that would be the smart thing to do.
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  2. 152
    Name: Kyle Rosehill on Nov 3, 2003
    State: CO
    Country: US
    Comments: i strongly agree on everything you say
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  3. 153
    Name: Mark Wartman on Nov 3, 2003
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments: it should be 18
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  4. 154
    Name: Adam Novinska on Nov 5, 2003
    State: WI
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  5. 155
    Name: Kimberly Reilly on Nov 5, 2003
    State: CT
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  6. 156
    Name: Joshua Todd on Nov 6, 2003
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    Country: US
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  7. 157
    Name: Sam Fehling on Nov 6, 2003
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  8. 158
    Name: Ashley Perryman on Nov 6, 2003
    State: MO
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  9. 159
    Name: Sean Dooley on Nov 7, 2003
    State: MA
    Country: US
    Comments: If i can get drafted to fight and die for my country, i deserve the right to drink a beer!!!
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  10. 160
    Name: Theresa Napholtz on Nov 8, 2003
    State: NJ
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  11. 161
    Name: Tony Conchado on Nov 8, 2003
    State: NJ
    Country: US
    Comments: do it
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  12. 162
    Name: Sara Trimble on Nov 8, 2003
    State: IN
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  13. 163
    Name: Justin Kincheloe on Nov 9, 2003
    State: IA
    Country: US
    Comments: I couldn't agree more. Many studies have been conducted that have shown that the amount of teen drinking increased within a year after the age was raised to 21, and it has not decreased.
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  14. 164
    Name: James Ellis on Nov 10, 2003
    State: MI
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  15. 165
    Name: Bobby Salske on Nov 10, 2003
    State: WI
    Country: US
    Comments: lower it
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  16. 166
    Name: Andrew Greenwood on Nov 10, 2003
    State: WI
    Country: US
    Comments: whoo-baby
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  17. 167
    Name: Laura Donges on Nov 10, 2003
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  18. 168
    Name: Nicole Ehresmann on Nov 11, 2003
    State: MN
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  19. 169
    Name: Harrison Smith on Nov 12, 2003
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  20. 170
    Name: Sean Matticker on Nov 12, 2003
    State: MO
    Country:
    Comments: if you can be drafted and go to war against your will then you should be able to drink legally in your own country
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  21. 171
    Name: Nolsn Roberts on Nov 12, 2003
    State: MO
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  22. 172
    Name: Chris Kopchah on Nov 12, 2003
    State: NY
    Country: US
    Comments: lower it
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  23. 173
    Name: Will Ralph on Nov 13, 2003
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  24. 174
    Name: Jennifer Bell on Nov 13, 2003
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  25. 175
    Name: James Henry on Nov 13, 2003
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  26. 176
    Name: Corey Emmons on Nov 13, 2003
    State: ME
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  27. 177
    Name: Erik Nomitch on Nov 13, 2003
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  28. 178
    Name: Rebecca Arnold on Nov 13, 2003
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    Comments: 18 year olds are adults... let them choose what they want to drink!!
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  29. 179
    Name: Anna Savvardera on Nov 13, 2003
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments: Hell ya
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  30. 180
    Name: Matt Wright on Nov 13, 2003
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments: I am 20 years old and will be 21 in about 4 months, but I still believe that the legal drinking age should be lowered. I believe that if, at the age of 18, you can join the U.S. Military, fight and die for your country, you should be able to go to a bar and have a drink. I understand that Congress or whomever decides these laws may think that people are not mature enough at 18 to handle drinking, but they also must consider that some people that are 21 or older still are not mature enough to handle it. I believe it should be a choice that an individual should be able to make for themselves. Legally, at the age of 18, a person is considered an adult and is subject to legal punishments just the same as someone that is 21 or older. I honestly do not believe that lowering the drinking age to 18 would have a serious effect on society. However, I do believe that if it was lowered then "underaged" people would feel less inclined to drink because one of the main reasons I know from experience as to why people under the age of 21 drink is to simply rebel against the fact that they can't. I am not sure who this petition will reach or what difference it could possibly make, but I stand firm on my beliefs and hope my words may possibly allow people to take a step back and look at the reasons behind the legal drinking age.
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  31. 181
    Name: Latoya McElroy on Nov 13, 2003
    State: NY
    Country: US
    Comments: If you can be trained in the military to operate a firearm,why can't you have a beer or two.
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  32. 182
    Name: Randi Blitch on Nov 13, 2003
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments: If you can fight for your country, you should be able to drink a beer.
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  33. 183
    Name: Randi Blitch on Nov 13, 2003
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments: If you can fight for your country, you should be able to drink a beer.
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  34. 184
    Name: John Ralph on Nov 13, 2003
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments: Lowering the drinking age will reduce the urge for minors to drink as much. Take a look at Europe... drinking is not a big deal there and the minors can learn to keep it under control.
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  35. 185
    Name: Ryan Finical on Nov 13, 2003
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  36. 186
    Name: Sarah O'Brien on Nov 14, 2003
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  37. 187
    Name: Carmen Smith on Nov 14, 2003
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  38. 188
    Name: Jason Epstein on Nov 14, 2003
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  39. 189
    Name: Rickey Doggett on Nov 14, 2003
    State: AR
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  40. 190
    Name: Luther Ricks on Nov 14, 2003
    State: OH
    Country: US
    Comments: YEA!
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  41. 191
    Name: Josh Schonlau on Nov 14, 2003
    State: CO
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  42. 192
    Name: Josie Saldana on Nov 14, 2003
    State: OR
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  43. 193
    Name: Alicia Goldblatt on Nov 14, 2003
    State: OR
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  44. 194
    Name: Stephanie Clark on Nov 14, 2003
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  45. 195
    Name: Aimee Durham on Nov 14, 2003
    State: TX
    Country: US
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  46. 196
    Name: Carissa Sestito on Nov 15, 2003
    State: NJ
    Country: US
    Comments: The problem with America today is that we inhibit too much (either for the cash cow of getting caught committing these crimes--underage drinking, drug use, paying for sex, partial birth abortion, etc) when we should except them and embrace them. We are a backwards and puritan society, and are well behind the modern thinking of the rest of Western society. This conservatism probably stems from the fact that we have leaders who still cling to their Bibles as they sign their bills into laws. Anyhow, getting to the point, it's a widely known fact that people under the age of 21 years old do drink. Wouldn't it be in the best interest of legislators, especially in these hard economic times, to lower the drinking age The alcohol revenue alone would probably magnify itself by an unspoken percentage, and would prevent crimes (such as theivery and violence in the illegal pursuit of alcohol and rape and other serious felonies and misdemeanors where under 21-ers are drinking in unsupervised settings. Whereas in a bar or club, such actions would less likely to occur, although they do. However, it's just less likely.) Furthermore, it's very difficult to find ANYTHING to do when you're under 21 besides drink illegally or drive around aimlessly looking for something to do. Just tonight, I spent the midnight hour with my friends sliding down the escalator railing in the empty mall because there was NOTHING to do. Most of the time, boredom leads to pursuit of activity, leads to trouble, leads to danger, leads to violence...anyway, thats a one sided model, but the point is that we would spend less time screwing around if we had something to do, like go to a bar for instance. We're too old to hang around at home doing nothing and moping wondering where our lives are going, and we're old enough to go to war and risk our lives, but not old enough to have a beer. It's probably in the best interest of lawmakers to keep the age at 21 lest we lose our precious highway funding. What does NJ need it for anyway God knows they charge every motorist who uses the highway an unspecified amount (depending on the highway) so doesn't that pretty much cover the cost California doesn't even rake in any money from automobiles on the road, so they build theirs on funding. We don't really need it. Anyway, it's not the point. If you embrace any activity that is considered taboo, not only does it make the country safer because now its regulated and protected, but it also puts different views in perspective. Like I said, instead of 18 year olds getting drunk off beer they had some bum buy them after they consented to oral sex, and then driving around aimlessly wreaking havoc, why not justlet them in the bars to drink and play pool and listen to music and whatnot... it's just absurd. I don't understand why we're so backwards. Legalize it, you can get cash, everyone does it. Make prostitution legal--people do it anyway, but it will stop the spread of disease if its regulated by company and government standards I don't get this country sometimes.
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  47. 197
    Name: David Pelican on Nov 15, 2003
    State: NJ
    Country: US
    Comments: if we are adults at 18 then we should have all the rights at 18 !
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  48. 198
    Name: Sheldon Vicknair on Nov 16, 2003
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments: I think that if your able to fight for your country and die for your country then you should be able to have a beer when your 18.
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  49. 199
    Name: Joe Riccio on Nov 16, 2003
    State: IA
    Country: US
    Comments: Do IT.
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  50. 200
    Name: Shannon Munsey on Nov 16, 2003
    State: NJ
    Country: US
    Comments:
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