Lock Down (The Purge)

Lock Down (The Purge)

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Once a year, every year, the United States takes part in The Purge. All crime is legal, including murder, for 12 hours, from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. No one is safe, whether you're locked down or not. Psychopaths roam the streets looking for easy targets, things to set ablaze. Do you partake, or lock down?
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One of those The Purge fanfiction I made for my friends. :) Year 2026. Philippines has suffered great from “The Fall”. The economy went downhill. Crimes are at high rates and ¼ of the population of the country has been wiped out due to poverty. The government fell. No one governs the country. Year 2027. The Datu, Founding Fathers of “New Philippines”, proposed a solution. Any burden on the country shall be alleviated at all costs, and that's where the Purge came into existence. The Purge is an annual event that allows any crime for 12 hours in the country. Services such as Hospitals, Firemen, Police and the Government will be unavailable during the said hours. Logic behind the event? It allows people to release a year's burden, hatred, by unleashing the beast on other people. Anyone who can't afford protection isn't guaranteed to survive the night. With this, The New Philippines grew. The crime rates are at from Minimal to Almost None. The economy grew and the New Philippines flustered with the hopes of never experiencing The Fall again.

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