On the news one day a short while ago --some of you may remember this—we heard that eight young high school boys viciously attacked and gang raped an 8 year old girl, a special needs child. One by one, they took turns raping her and beating her until at last she died. The town was shocked. These were their star varsity players…their A students...their church acolytes...their beloved sons. How could this happen? 

It's called “peer pressure.”

A similar thing happened in the case of a young college freshman, who was pressured and goaded into drinking seven bottles of vodka. You heard that right: 7 bottles of vodka. He died of alcohol poisoning that night in the campus bathroom. At least 30 other students were there, but no one stopped the ordeal.

It’s called “peer pressure.”

Some call it …