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Do abusing children effect children?

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YES!!! Kids that are abused will have a terrible childhood, and most likely abuse their own children later on in life if so. That would be, if they don't commit suicide before they have a chance to have kids. PLEASE DON'T ABUSE YOUR CHILDREN IT EFFECTS THE WORLD.

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