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Girls Learn How To Relate To Men From The Way Their Fathers Love Them. And If Their Fathers Really Love Them And Want The Very Best For Them, Then They've Seen That Kind Of Good Behavior That They'd Want In A Husband.

In Many Developing Countries, Girls Don't Go To School. They Stay Home. They Are At The Water Wells, Bringing Water Back And Forth To The Village. Or They Are Doing Chores, Preparing Meals, Farming. Some Cultures Think Girls And Women Shouldn't Be Educated, And Those Are Very Often The Places Where The Treatment Of Women And Girls Is The Worst.

If You Take The Burden Of Health Care, Of Diseases Off The Backs Of Some Other Countries, It Gives Them A Chance To Use Their Own Very Limited Resources In Ways That Help Their People. And Also There's A Hopelessness Associated With Deadly Diseases, That If That Can Be Alleviated, People Can Build Their Own Economies In Their Own Countries And They'll Be Less Reliant On The Developed World For Help.

Any Criticism Of Someone You Love Is Hard To Take.

Though My Plans At The Moment Are Vague, I Can Assure You That I'll Never Run For The Senate In New York.