Baraka_Guru

This makes no sense. The man is clearly past most of the conditions of natural selection that would apply. It's the mother and child that should be more concerned by this law. The man proved to be a challenge in that respect.

Anyway, what you're getting at in your post doesn't really apply in my society...so I have no use for it.

I really have no idea what Georgia is like. It very well might compare to the other Georgia.

Where I'm from, perhaps it's a different world. I'm used to more civil and stable society.

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Humankind cannot bear very much reality.
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