Ugana
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Ugana is perfect.
Before, they said perfection didn't exist- that it was an unrealistic ideal. Humans were not perfect and never could be. They were wrong.
Ugana is perfect.
But it wasn't always this way. Before the revolution, Ugana was known as the United States of America. It was a filthy, greedy, violent place. The citizens were ignorant and inhumane. People literally starved in the streets while others lived in giant fortresses with enough money to feed small countries. There were riots, drugs, gangs and death. So much death. If you were lucky enough to survive the economic and societal oppression and crime, you died from things like Cancer. Obesity. Heart Disease. There were people who could not read or write, who could not be responsible members of their societies because they were untrained- education was not provided for every citizen and those who were lucky enough to receive it, did so at a high cost, leaving them with immense debts. There was a shortage of doctors and healthcare was not readily provided.
And then there was the revolution.
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