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(08-17-2016, 05:03 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: The article actually suggests differently. The reason 21 was chosen is because 16-20 year olds were most responsible for drunk driving. The scientists and researchers quoted, however, suggested that teens began to drink more because of it, but just not driving while drunk. So it would be counterproductive from a scientific standpoint to make the drinking age that high if it causes more binge drinking. They suggest drinking age at 18 and driving age at 21. 

The second one, yes.  It's possible the age is too high for the wrong reasons.

I shared it anyway since it at least looked at reasons as opposed to the resident bear poker throwing out questions with no substance.