If an act is forbidden by the government and enforced in the form of the law, and that law is grossly unpopular and is (for the most part) ignored by its own citizen base, why should the law remain?
A Common discussion and good example of this is that of the legal age of drinking.
The American Prospect - "A 100 college presidents calling on Congress to lower the drinking age to 18"
Grits for Breakfast - "Should the US lower the drinking age?"
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