Underage Drinking by Taj Buck

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Underage Drinking

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TAJ BUCK

SUMMARY:Underage drinking has a lot of issues. If you start drinking under 18 is running the risk of having serious alcohol issues down the track. Their is also a greater risk for sexual activity and poor performance in school. It is also against the law to drink under age and can be put in the criminal system.
It is said that 1 in 5 Australians are drinking underage.
Approximately 2,000 underage drinkers die each year behind the wheel, and alcohol is a factor in a third of all teenage auto fatalities.

There are many concequences for underage drinking.
Concequences of underage drinking include unintentional death, injury, violence, suicide attempts, sexual assault, risky sexual behaviour, property damage.
Other concequences are running the risk of serious alcahol problems later in life and addiction problems.
These are concequences that does not make your life better. Underage drinking is a big concequences itself.
36.6 percent of youth underage drinkers traffic fatality involving alcohol, slightly lower than the rates for adults at 41.7 percent.
Statistics say that underage drinking can lead to memory loss aswell.

SLOGAN: If your underage drinking your obviously not thinking.
If you reduce your drinking you are reducing your risks.
By only having 2 drinks of alcahol a day and no more will reduce your risks. Which means 0% for underage drinkers.
It is clear that if you have more than two a day it can lead to lung diseases, brain diseases and cancer.
Alcahol is toxic and your body is fragile, if you have more than two drinks on any day it will slowly add up in your body and will lead to cancer.
Achievement of Key Message: This message can save lives. And risks. Do not underage drink. Why?
Police Record, risks like poor behaviour in school self harm, violence, property damage, risky sexual behaviour, serious alcahol problems later in life and much more.
My achievement is to slowly stop underage drinking, it is not a good influence if people are being bad role models so we need to teach the younger generations why it's so important so the next generations can also stop.
http://alcoholthinkagain.com.au/Campaigns/Campaign/ArtMID/475/ArticleID/15/...

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