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We the people ask the federal government to Take or explain a position on an issue or policy:

There should be no age limit for selling liquor if you are able to work as a teenager.

Created by B.O. on August 29, 2016

Being a working teenager I have encountered the difficulty of having a job and not being able to sell liquor . It has taken a toll on not only me, but all my co-workers. This contributing to the fact that since the legal age limit to work is 16; the legal age limit to sell liquor should be 16. It only makes sense to have complete freedom to work at 16, rather than having a barrier. Another argumentative point is the fact if you are responsible enough to earn a job then you should have the responsibility and the maturity to be able to sell liquor. It's not like selling liquor and drinking liquor go hand in hand. They are the complete opposite and by selling liquor it has no contributing factor to drinking it.

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