Who does MCRUD believe is at fault or most responsible for underage drinking?
We believe that pointing the finger or placing “blame” for underage drinking does not address the fact that a young person makes decisions based not only on their upbringing, but also the environment in which they are currently in. Blaming parents, or schools, or law enforcement, or the alcohol industry, or the teens themselves does not do justice to the complexity of the problem, nor does it assist groups in identifying solutions that will have a real impact.
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