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user 19839
For questions about ways to carry out legislation and regulations, as well as punish or rehabilitate those who do not obey by the rules.
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Logical reason why my dystopian government exiles rebels instead of killing them?
Brave New World
I'd have to read the book again, but as I remember, it goes like this:
The people who rebel are a minority of the populous. Therefore, their ideas can be made to look silly to the m …
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