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The other day we were talking about a Pew survey about the difference between Biden voters and Trump voters and there's a huge discrepancy.

But there was one question in particular where there was not that much of a discrepancy.

And that is, should a society prioritize marriage and having kids?

And it was, or it's good for society to prioritize marriage and having kids.

And only 19% of Biden voters said yes, just mind-volving.

But like also disturbing is it was only 56% of Trump voters said yes.

They got like a good percentage of Trump voters.

Trump supporters like,

yeah, marriage kids, whatever. Maybe it's not that important. What? People, if we're not the ones

who are promoting marriage and kids, they're not, obviously. Okay, well, if, let's say this,

if marriage and having kids is not good for society or we shouldn't prioritize that for society,

what is good for society?

Increasing our personal happiness, increasing our ease, our comfort, our GDP.

Give me something else that should,

that's more important for a society.

What's a better priority, if not marriage and kids?

Unless those Trump voters are saying,

glorifying God is the highest priority.

Then that'd be all right, but I don't know if they are.

But even then, marriage and having kids falls under that umbrella.

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