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Morality In America

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50% of all STD cases in America are traced back to 15-24 yr old American citizens, according to the source “100 Facts about the Moral Collapse of America” by Michael Snyder. Morality in America has been dramatically decreasing. Evidence suggests celebrities are to blame for this decline of morality in America. This predicament has been occurring since the dawn of civilization. Morals are so low in America that even politicians are lying to the public. Former President Donald Trump lied numerous times about politician Hillary Clinton. Almost in response to this very sinister secret about Hillary Clinton was revealed as she was lying to the general public. You may even hear about President Donald Trump talking very inappropriately about women.

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