http://community.sandiego6.com/blogs/balancedviews/archive/2009/06/30/4193725.aspxWe asked about parents allowing underage drinking in their homes. I think that parents should be held accountable for underage drinking. If the person is under the age of 21 it is slill illegal in the state of California. __ LIam Does youren-USCommunityServer 2.0 (Build: 60217.2664)http://community.sandiego6.com/blogs/balancedviews/archive/2009/06/30/4193725.aspx#4193732Tue, 30 Jun 2009 06:12:21 GMTae6f3ff1-2b1a-4b66-acd5-58bece620ed8:4193732skysoberI'm so tired of hearing of this. &nbsp;The death of this youth lies on the hands of those who have restricted our young men in the first place! &nbsp;They are MEN! &nbsp;Young yes. &nbsp;Just like a toddler learning to walk, we don't just let them run out into the street, we take and GUIDE them SAFELY. &nbsp;The matriotics whom forced laws that restrict a parent from giving this SUPERVISED teaching are responsible for this! <br> <br>If the 'party' had proper parental guidance, without the fear they would be arrested, this would never have happend !!! &nbsp; <br> <br>Young men have had rites of passages for thousands of years. &nbsp;Now it is forced on them to pretend they are still children, when they should be treated as ADULTS and taught how to behave like one! &nbsp; &nbsp; <br> <br>That same 'child' whom chose to drink too much would be tried as an adult in any court of law. &nbsp;Quit the double standard! &nbsp;Start treating them as adults in ALL areas. &nbsp;By doing this, we can start TEACHING them again, saving lives, and bringing sanity BACK into the USA. -- Sky of Carlsbad