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Life has consequences. At 18, those consequences involve dying or killing others for your flag. If an 18yr old doesn't know decisions have impacts..

Posted by Will Hunting (aka Joemetz) Jul 12 '13, 08:53

oh well.

If you're being given the right to do something where you could kill others, your ignorance is not my issue.

Drunk driving is absurdly easy to get away with, even after you get nailed. That should not be the case, at 18.000days or anywhere beyond that point.

That's the deal when you get in a car at 16yrs old, that's the deal when you drink and get in a car.

If the 18yr old doesn't understand that, maybe we should raise the driving age to about 21 instead. Actions have impacts. We've determined as a society that 18 is old enough to be put in a position for deadly actions via the military; for that to be too young for drinking/driving...fuck that.

You're an adult, here's the rules, here's the punishments if you get caught.

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- I'm not saying 2 sets of penalties...I'm saying the overall DUI/DWI penalties need to be far stronger - Will Hunting Jul 12, 08:56 2
  - I thought you meant stronger for kids over adults. Got what you mean now. -- nm - Krusty Jul 12, 08:59
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