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The idea that the USA sells condoms in other countries only to people who are married.

The reason is that elementary school is compulsory for them by law, selling condoms without age restrictions is an advertisement for things that make it difficult for them to comply with what they are ordered to do by law.

If America makes it difficult for people in other countries to comply with what they are ordered to do by law, then in this way direct damage is done to those countries, and indirect damage to America.

An example, an American resident says: "If I were the president of America, I would do my best that condoms from America only to sell to married people in other countries. Elementary school is is compulsory in most countries, in order to preserve and improve relations with other countries and to respect each other more, US must take care that condoms are sold only to married people in other countries."

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You know, Google is paying significant bounties if you can get their AI to jump the guardrails and do something crazy. I think OP could be worth some money.

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