Eugene Smith has posed a very interesting post on
13/3/15.
It’s true to say that almost all the teens
drink alcohol but the ONS (Office for National Statistics) has discovered a
downward in this trend.
Some explanations of this stunning fact are
because of the rising proportion of religiosity. For example, the Muslims (7%
of young people in UK) have largely forbid alcohol consumption. Moreover, this
is happening in UK because of the change in the ethnic make up in the country
as well as the high immigration levels.
Another point of the fact is by reasons of the economics
situations as well as the bad thought of the university student’s party. That is
to say that many people have in mind that university students are always having
fun on parties. A student has told to the Huffington pot that this isn’t true. They
only go out on parties in special occasions as Halloween or birthdays. Nevertheless,
alcohol is being replaced for coffee, which, in my point of view, can be worst.
But that’s another topic.
Other reason of this decreasing alcohol
drinkers are due to the traumatising bad experiences from hangovers/
stomach-pumps/ love of someone loved, due to the use of social media that makes
young people spend more time at home, at the drink ware influence groups and
the rise in civility as nicer youth, kinder and more well-balanced one.
As far as I’m concerned, I’m extremely glad on
this change because I’m one of those persons who think that alcohol needs to be
replaced. I hope this contraction goes ahead in many others countries and that
at the end the percentage of drinkers be too much lower than what it is today.
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