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Do you think strict two child policy should be a thing?
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this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2026
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Oh? But I'm not going to do that tho. You can, if you want to.
My question was (how many times have I said this?) 'Do you think Strict two child policy should be a thing? ' which is a different question from 'how do I implement strict 2 child policy?'
Twisting People's words is pretty lame yk? You better stop that, for your own sake.
Ok? That still doesn't explain why you want to promote a very bad incorrect suspicion based on a normal question.