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The United States government believes that young men and women that are 18 are ready to fight for there country in military action, but not ready to buy or consume any alcohol . The government should seriously review its laws that stop its youth from drinking and driving , while Europe has a lower drinking age and now has a lower drinking and driving rate. There is also medical proof that alcohol help to lead a longer life and no matter what the drinking age is people will continue to drink .

There is one major difference between alcoholic drinking laws between the USA and Europe,the difference is that many place in Europe allow their kids to buy and consume alcoholic beverages at a low age. In stats it has shown that there is less crashes in Europe were the drinking age is lower , the average drinking age in Europe is 16 .The United States has a much higher traffic fatalities due to alcohol with its drinking age of 21. In the right state of mind the United......

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