Generation X

Generation X

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The end of life as we know it didn't start with a bang. There was no splitting of the earth nor were there aliens or zombies or anything mythical like that. No, the end of the human race began in politics. The fresh faced new candidates, Daniel and Camille Pierce took the world by storm. Their preaching of a new path won them the 2048 presidential election by a land slide. What they had preached was good. What they truly intended on doing however, was not. There will be no more criminal trails. No more freedom of speech. No more reelections. Life as everyone knew it was over. It is the year 2071 and society is now on its knees. And It is up to Generation X too keep order.
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