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Technoland Religion
Technoland is the name of my country and it’s located 4 miles off the coast of hawaii. My first reason for picking Hinduism is that it has a lot of followers. To be exact 800,000 followers that follow this religion that is the main reason i picked it. It’s popular to most countries like India and England. May be the people in this religion because it is the law not to some kill animals.
My second reason for picking this religion is because we're all vegetarians. Yep all of us no meat because it’s the law in countries like mine. Vegetarians don’t kill animals because they might be just be people who hate meat or their just being healthy because. They love animals this will mean they don’t kill animals to eat with all that fat in it.
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