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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are never hosting a boozy party and do not permit high school drinking. Nonetheless, if my kids were to drink, I’d prefer that they be doing so at someone’s house rather than random parking lots and fields where we drank as high school students. [b]While I don’t want to allow my kids to drink, I also don’t want their first experiences with alcohol to be in college.[/b]  I saw how that played out for many kids and it was not good.[/quote]

I really cannot wrap my heads around this. So you want your kids to break the law? You do realize that drinking under the age of 21 is illegal and as this very thread pointed out, that kids and parents can and do get fined and jailed for underaged drinking, right?

What other crimes do you want your kid to get out of the way under your nose or their friends' parents noses so you can say they aren't doing it for the first time in college?

An adult experimenting with risky behavior, which is what college students are, is ALWAYS going to be far superior to an underdeveloped minor.[/quote]

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