Pros And Cons Of Dashtopia

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Dashtopia is a peaceful, country who stands proud and ready to take on the world. Crime is down, almost non existent and we thrive on competition. Everyone is engaged and contributes to make our country better and more advanced. There are many social activities to keep everyone in good health.
In Dashtopia, we are very open to what others believe. Depending on your own lifestyle choices, we make sure the people are surrounded by those who have similar ideas. If you change or become bored and unhappy, Dashtopia will give you a knew job. The key to a good life is for it to be happy, so our goal as a whole, is to make every legal citizen happy.
We have a strong, hard working military that has protected us for centuries. The main reason we are

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