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What are legal rights for 18-year-olds in MO?

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At 18 in Missouri you can legally:

Buy Tobacco products
Buy Pornography
Buy Adult rated video games or X rated movies
You can Vote
Enlist in the Military
Get tattoos without parental consent
Get piercings without parental consent
Can sign contracts
Get a credit card
Buy a rifle or shotgun
Go into strip clubs

And you can also buy abused products like whiteout, glue, spray-paint, lighter fluid, cold medicine, ect.

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