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In response to "so, I need you all to tell me if I am wrong here...." by groiny

out of curiosity, if it was a music festival in Alberta (where the drinking age is 18), how would you feel?

Posted by mafic Jul 12 '13, 07:57

is it an objection based purely on the legality of the situation, the morality of it, or do you just think it's a bad idea?

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For me, legality primarily. Why put yourself in a situation where you can get arrested quite easily? All it takes is one person reporting you -- nm - oblique Jul 12, 07:59 1
- and it could even be one of the parents that reports you! I've had plenty of opportunities to be the cool limo driver....not worth it. -- nm - CrankYanker Jul 12, 08:01
well, I have several issues with it, really. - groiny Jul 12, 07:59 4
- fair enough. a lot of it for me would depend on the character of the girls. - mafic Jul 12, 08:07
- Same for me. And I'd add a number 4 which is that I would be angry if another parent did that with my kid. -- nm - pmb Jul 12, 08:05 2
  - well, other than her niece, I do not know the other parents. - groiny Jul 12, 08:07
  - see above (or below, not sure where that post is). -- nm - Spawn Jul 12, 08:06
It's the legality I'm sure. -- nm - CrankYanker Jul 12, 07:59
Yeah that was my question too. I think 18 is old enough to have a drink, so I wouldn't have a problem with it - Guigue Jul 12, 07:59
Then they can buy their own beers. You are not the one allowing it. They are legal adults. (I realize you didn't ask me) -- nm - Bacon Jul 12, 07:58

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