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Originally Posted by JurisDictum
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So the fact that the part of your brain that allows you to plan ahead doesn't fully develop until you are a at least 24 (there is a bigger difference between 18 and 21 than there is between 21 and 28), means nothing to you? Because to me, it seems highly relevant when deciding when people are able to be fully responsible for themselves. You can argue that 18 allows you to be responsible enough. But the legal definition of adult is highly misleading to a lot of people. People don't even look the same at 18 as they do when they are fully grown.
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Again I see your point , but it has no bearing on this law. You are claiming because the brain isn't fully developed we should indite a law disabling a choice all together. Well shit we might as well disable all choices , because of this right? Stupid point in reference to what is being said here. That's like me using your example and banning sex until age 21... because of the decision making process... See where I am going here?