I'll give you a personal situation first. The issue is bringing a vehicle from Brandon, MB to university in Saskatoon, SK. My stance is that vehicles are great things to have and should be used to eliminate inconvenience whenever possible. Like the ability to just drive to a grocery store to purchase food instead of having to take the bus or a taxi, or to be able to go back home on long weekends without having to hitch a ride or a ride the Greyhound. I feel having a car when you're far away from home gives me a s

The second situation is a global parent versus child battle. The underage consumption of alcoholic beverages with friends has always been somewhat of a ritual for high school and college students. Although some teenagers avoid the peer pressure and incessant advertising schemes, many (including myself) succumb to the temptation. I feel that exploring life, including illegal substances, is part of growing up. One should not be afraid of drugs, but understand them and know why not to take them. That can only be learned through experience. Parents believe the "don't do ... " method works better than letting their children find out for themselves. This is proven to be a major difference between parents and their offspring.

The final contrast between parents and children I am going to suggest is the time a child is considered an adult. The law states it as eighteen years

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