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Valid Argument Of A Father
I don’t think the father had a valid argument because based on the way he acted towards the situation with his wife having the baby was not only endangering himself, but his wife and his new-born child. He also should of took other routes that may be faster to get to the hospital, and be a bit more calm towards the

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