It is impossible to argue against providing a safe environment for anyone, so I won't. However, I do have a couple of questions. If these young adults have not acquired the necessary skills to gather and socialize in responsible groups without the supervision  of parent committees by now, and I don't doubt that they haven't, then what exactly happens between now and say next fall when they go off to colleges that will give them those skills? Or what happens over the next 3 or 4 years when they turn 21 for that matter, if they have not learned those skills in the first 17 or 18 years of their lives? Is this really a state of affairs that the older adults of our society should be patting themselves on the back about? Shouldn't these young adults have practiced some adulting by now?