What do you think of when you think of children? Games of tag, make believe, and hide-and-seek, perhaps? Or maybe kickball at recess? Whatever your preference is, it's bound to be innocent and a reflection about how you remember your childhood. What most of us imagine, however, is no longer reality.
At age 13 you become a teenager. At 16 you get your license. At 21 you can drink. And at 18? Well, at 18 you're an official legal adult--you can vote. It's your right. You were born in a country that gives you the right to make vital decisions effecting a powerful nation as soon as you turn a certain age. Is that wrong? No. Is it right? That's the problem.
