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The society that has the most benefits for everyone to join will have to be the society “Always be Chillen No Killen” since this place is a very safe, loving and friendly environment. Also, there are many ways to show how this can be the best society to join by everyone having the helpful advantages. The very easy ways to see once someone joins or sees the propaganda posters that shows how no violence is a strict rule that it’s better to show love. Another reason, is the loving emotions of a family, as the mascot of the wolf and also, no ignorant police officers that do the incorrect justice.
The law of having no violence and more love around is meant to bring peace to the societies environment. As many people all around the society believe

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