[southern rock]

No, it depends on whether the people of the community/city/state he chooses to live in feel safe with allowing such young people to have access to such dangerous things.

No. The individual has inalienable rights. Communities/cities/states only have rights in their relationship with the Fed. Gov. The Communities/cities/states do not have that kind of power over a sovreign individual. This is not a democracy. Rights are not open to discussion at any level.

[Texaggie79]

The individual has inalienable rights.

True, however many rights are not inalienable and are up for discussion. Such as the right to smoke crack.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

It is not inalienable. It is unalienable.