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Volcano earthquake report for Monday, 26 October 2026
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Genuine, real, honest to God instances of child abuse are few and far between and the perpetrator is always charged by the police for it.
If we sit and think about it, there may be 2 instances a year(if that)all over the entire continent of Australia where genuine abuse has occurred.
When a person is charged with REAL child abuse, the media has a field day with it.
We rarely hear about it because genuine child abuse hardly ever occurs. I would really like to know where you get these stats from. I think that they're way out. I can name more than 2 instances of genuine abuse that occured in my community in the last year. Maybe some more thought should have gone into this before you post information that is blatantly incorrect.
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