Beer For Children Is A Real Product That Is Growing In Popularity
Several fake beers created in Japan are now being marketed and sold worldwide. You can get the drinks in bottles, cans, and even six-packs. They are also expanding the product lines to include children’s versions of wine, champagne, and cocktails. Fake beer even foams at the top when poured into a glass!
One of the slogans for a fake beer product reads: “Children can’t stand life unless they drink”.
Another advertisement for Kids’ Beer shows a boy crying because he failed a math test and then weeping for joy after drinking the beer. The message to me teaches a child to drown their sorrows in beer to feel better.
Another reads: “…perfect for those evenings when you want to be a bit like an adult.”
- What are we really up against?
- 88,000 deaths are annually attributed to excessive alcohol use.
- 30 people in the US die daily due to alcohol-impaired driving.
- 17 percent of men and 8 percent of women are addicted to alcohol.
- Those who begin drinking before age 15 are four times more likely to develop alcoholism than those who begin at age 21.
- In 2010, alcohol misuse cost the United States $249.0 billion.
- Alcohol contributes to liver cirrhosis, cancers, and injuries.
How long before it’s in your local store? I was able to find this one on Amazon, “Kidsbeer”.
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Pretty good with electronics (tv, radio, smart phone) but pretty dumb with other ideas.
*** and here I thought candy cigarettes were as bad as it would get…
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I agree, they have some creative ideas but no filters for the really detrimental ones.
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I always thought and still do think that the “problem” with alcohol is the person and not the alcohol itself.
I really don’t have a problem with kids having sips of beer or wine. These drinks are thousands of years old. Alcohol is quite beneficial in moderation and kids like people, only have a problem when addiction kicks in. These products are not addictive on their own.
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Interesting perspective!
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Why would someone produce such a stupid product? Oh yeah, profit.
Next they’ll be making kids craft beer.
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