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show at 11 a.m.

And I wanted to talk about, you know, sort of the problem of a pregnancy.

And it's a huge, it's a huge problem.

There's a huge, huge problem, and a lot of politics is kind of centered or focused on

attempting to deal with this problem of unwed mothers.

Unwad mothers.

It's a very, very big, deep, and meaty problem. So we can say, well,

women who make mistakes should bear the brunt of those mistakes and so on, but they kind of

can't. I mean, they practically, actually, really can't bear the br branch of those mistakes. And what I mean by

that is if a woman gets pregnant and the man doesn't stick around, it's everybody's problem.

It's everybody's problem. So that sort of foundational issue, it's not like if a woman gets pregnant out of wedlock,

you know, she's sent to go and live in the woods, right?

You're not sent to go and live in the woods and raise her child in her own,

and they just kind of live their lives out in the wilderness and so on, right?

I mean, as you know, humans are a grow and release species, right? If somebody, you know, beats their dog, that's terrible.

Horrible, of course, if they beat their dog. But usually a beaten dog stays in property and doesn't get out to, you know, bite and harm others, right?

But given that these dogs grow up, get big and go out

into the world, so to speak, the children who are raised in bad circumstances, they get up

out of their initial environment, they go out into the world, and the world has to deal with them

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