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fish79
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Since the so-called “sexual revolution” (interesting that we didn’t have the theft revolution, or murder revolution; we kept the morality intact on those ones):
I see broken families everywhere.
I see children without fathers, or (less often) mothers.
I see the horrible, industrialised slaughter of the unborn, to the tune of 200,000 deaths per year.
I see rampant promiscuity, leading frequently to regrets, remorse, disappointment, and ultimately, a lack of respect for self and others.
I see stick-thin, emaciated women plastered all over papers and magazines.
I see pornography the length and breadth of this land; a sea of filth covering society and from which not even young children can now escape.
I don’t see much of a future in a society like this. I find this is the key moral problem in our society right now, but too few seem to care anymore, the old for the new age seems to sound better to those.
I see broken families everywhere.
I see children without fathers, or (less often) mothers.
I see the horrible, industrialised slaughter of the unborn, to the tune of 200,000 deaths per year.
I see rampant promiscuity, leading frequently to regrets, remorse, disappointment, and ultimately, a lack of respect for self and others.
I see stick-thin, emaciated women plastered all over papers and magazines.
I see pornography the length and breadth of this land; a sea of filth covering society and from which not even young children can now escape.
I don’t see much of a future in a society like this. I find this is the key moral problem in our society right now, but too few seem to care anymore, the old for the new age seems to sound better to those.