More underage clubs

For some strange reason, I decided to put up a video of 'nigahiga' telling us why he does not like clubs. I don't think it really will help my case, but take it from Ryan Higa! :D. http://www.youtube.com...I'd like to begin by providing some definitions and standards for which we will debate this topic. Definitions1. Underage club: Depending on the club, you may be at least 18 or at least 21 to enter [1]. However, if Pro would agree, I'd like to keep this debate to a club for anyone under 21. Now my opponent mentioned that "teenagers can go and hang out. .. "Therefore, there is a second definition.2. Teenager: Anyone between the ages of 13 and 19 [2] [3] [4]. Since the legal age to attend a club is 21, we can agree that 20 year olds should also be allowed to enter. (I'm assuming this debate is for the United States)As a result with these definitions, we will be debating that "There should be more clubs for 13 - 20 year olds in the United States. "Refutations"I think there should be more underage clubs so teenagers can go and hang out and dance with friends. .. "There are multiple instances in which teens can hang out rather than at clubs. At school. Most teenagers attend school and can see all their friends during their classes and break times for 7-8 hours a day. Also, some schools have proms or dances and students can get together there. During the weekend. Whether it's at a park, at a restaurant, at a sportsfield, or just at home, kids have the opportunity to relax with their best friends during their two free days. After school. Kids can get togther at the library or at one another's houses to study and work then have fun and relax. During vacation breaks. All schools have a fall/winter/spring/summer break in the United States and provide ample opportunities for teenagers to get together and do what they want. ". .. plus it's a good way to meet new people. "Meeting new people is not always good, especially when the person is bad, i. e. , enjoys too much alcohol, too sexual/perverted. Furthermore, you could always meet stalkers and pedofiles. And nobody wants that. Regardless, you can meet new people at school if you go and interact with them. You can meet new people at church, at community services, at the gym, at the movie theater, at a sports practice, in the park, at a dining place, on Facebook, or even right outside your house. Pro has yet to prove why meeting new people is a good thing in the first place. Arguments1. Underage clubs are not financially secure. Nightclubs get most of their profit from alcohol [5]. But when you're under 21, the legal drinking age, you cannot buy a drink. Therefore, the profit from alcohol is lost, which can either deter a businessman from starting an underage club in the first place or create many failed enterprises.2. Entering a club costs money. How many teenagers have jobs that are going to provide them with enough money to hit the clubs? Are they just going to steal from their parent's wallets?3. Kids should be studying, not going out to suck up a ton of time with their friends, especially at night. They need good sleep to perform well in school and they need to study to do so, as well.4. Nightclubs can be violent. Imagine bumping into your ex, who dumped you for someone else. Imagine coming face-to-face with the school bully. Maybe you'll accidentally spill something on a group of jocks. Clubs are just another place for people to go at one another. For these reasons, we do not need more clubs for younger people. Back to Pro. Sources:1. . http://wiki.answers.com...2. . http://en.wikipedia.org...3. . http://mw2.merriam-webster.com...4. . http://dictionary.reference.com...5. . http://www.ehow.com...