• tisjoefoo@lemmy.world
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        1 year ago

        Where are we considering “the Midwest” here? I ask because I grew up in northern Illinois, which is a much different Midwest from Kentucky or Missouri.

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        1 year ago

        nebraska here and i’ve never seen an incest awareness sign. LOADS of pro life bullshit tho

        • cvozbosher@lemmy.ml
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          1 year ago

          Same in Oregon. Never seen a “don’t rape your children” bilboard or “don’t shake a baby” bilboard. I do however see a lot of bilboards telling me how a 14 day conceived baby (fetus) has eyes, a beating heart, nails, and maybe a job with current labor laws being pushed. It’s wild how you can outright lie about that shit on a bilboard.

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        1 year ago

        I technically live in southern Illinois near St Louis and I’ve not seen incest sounds only intent ass anti abortion signs. None of which mention when a fetus becomes self aware.

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            1 year ago

            I actually haven’t but I only leave the city after work. The most I’ve seen is churches blaming the pandemic and the climate on lack of faith. I try hard not to look at billboards die to how frustrating they can be.

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      1 year ago

      About 30% of rape cases against children occur in the close family, so probably yes.(Numbers are from Germany).

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      Growing up in Wisconsin, drunk driving was a serious issue. Especially on New Years and the Fourth of July. The joke was that every little town throughout Wisconsin always had a church and a bar. There were so many alcoholics that would spend every day at those bars. It’s a tradition that probably goes back to the idea of public houses and having bars be a central location where your community gathers. Many people take the drinking part of that too far though and so the anti-drunk driving PSAs were necessary.