Counterculture/The Lone Star Republic - Revision history

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2010-03-23T18:08:51Z

Religion

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	As of 2004, the distribution for major religions in the Lone Star Republic was as follows: Protestant (41 percent), Roman Catholic (36 percent), Indian religions (9 percent), "none" (5 percent), Mormon (5 percent), Muslim (1 percent), Buddhist (1 percent), Jewish (1 percent) and Hindu (.8 percent). An additional 0.3 to 0.5 percent, each, are professed agnostics and atheists. The largest single religious denomination in the Lone Star Republic is the Roman Catholic Church, followed by the Southern Baptist Convention and the Mormons.		As of 2004, the distribution for major religions in the Lone Star Republic was as follows: Protestant (41 percent), Roman Catholic (36 percent), Indian religions (9 percent), "none" (5 percent), Mormon (5 percent), Muslim (1 percent), Buddhist (1 percent), Jewish (1 percent) and Hindu (.8 percent). An additional 0.3 to 0.5 percent, each, are professed agnostics and atheists. The largest single religious denomination in the Lone Star Republic is the Roman Catholic Church, followed by the Southern Baptist Convention and the Mormons.

	The Lone Star Republic, as a developed nation, is noteworthy for its high level of Christian religious devotion. However, the percentage of Texans calling themselves Christian has declined somewhat in recent years from 80.2 percent in 1990 to 72.5 percent in 2001. ~~FUCK RELIGION!!! I DONT GIVE A FUCK ABOUT RELIGION!~~		The Lone Star Republic, as a developed nation, is noteworthy for its high level of Christian religious devotion. However, the percentage of Texans calling themselves Christian has declined somewhat in recent years from 80.2 percent in 1990 to 72.5 percent in 2001.

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Religion

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	As of 2004, the distribution for major religions in the Lone Star Republic was as follows: Protestant (41 percent), Roman Catholic (36 percent), Indian religions (9 percent), "none" (5 percent), Mormon (5 percent), Muslim (1 percent), Buddhist (1 percent), Jewish (1 percent) and Hindu (.8 percent). An additional 0.3 to 0.5 percent, each, are professed agnostics and atheists. The largest single religious denomination in the Lone Star Republic is the Roman Catholic Church, followed by the Southern Baptist Convention and the Mormons.		As of 2004, the distribution for major religions in the Lone Star Republic was as follows: Protestant (41 percent), Roman Catholic (36 percent), Indian religions (9 percent), "none" (5 percent), Mormon (5 percent), Muslim (1 percent), Buddhist (1 percent), Jewish (1 percent) and Hindu (.8 percent). An additional 0.3 to 0.5 percent, each, are professed agnostics and atheists. The largest single religious denomination in the Lone Star Republic is the Roman Catholic Church, followed by the Southern Baptist Convention and the Mormons.

	The Lone Star Republic, as a developed nation, is noteworthy for its high level of Christian religious devotion. However, the percentage of Texans calling themselves Christian has declined somewhat in recent years from 80.2 percent in 1990 to 72.5 percent in 2001.		The Lone Star Republic, as a developed nation, is noteworthy for its high level of Christian religious devotion. However, the percentage of Texans calling themselves Christian has declined somewhat in recent years from 80.2 percent in 1990 to 72.5 percent in 2001. FUCK RELIGION!!! I DONT GIVE A FUCK ABOUT RELIGION!

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2010-03-22T18:43:43Z

Social issues

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	Despite, or perhaps because of, the proclivity to vigilantism, the Lone Stars' homicide rate is lower than most other industrialized nations, especially the [[Confederate States]].		Despite, or perhaps because of, the proclivity to vigilantism, the Lone Stars' homicide rate is lower than most other industrialized nations, especially the [[Confederate States]].

	Routine infant male circumcision is legal and widely practiced, which has attracted some controversy over recent years. ~~BALLS!~~		Routine infant male circumcision is legal and widely practiced, which has attracted some controversy over recent years.

	A number of Texas-based corporations, have spread to many other countries, some of which have displayed resentment at the spread of Texan culture. McDonald's particularly has been the subject of protest and even acts of vandalism.		A number of Texas-based corporations, have spread to many other countries, some of which have displayed resentment at the spread of Texan culture. McDonald's particularly has been the subject of protest and even acts of vandalism.

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2010-03-22T18:43:24Z

History

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	There were a number of border skirmishes with [[Mexico]] during the later half of the 1860's which lead to the former [[US]] state of California joining with the Lone Star Republic in February of 1870. In March of 1870 the [[US]] territories of both Arizona and New Mexico were also incorporated into the Republic. California alone retains a broad regional government between the local and federal levels.		There were a number of border skirmishes with [[Mexico]] during the later half of the 1860's which lead to the former [[US]] state of California joining with the Lone Star Republic in February of 1870. In March of 1870 the [[US]] territories of both Arizona and New Mexico were also incorporated into the Republic. California alone retains a broad regional government between the local and federal levels.

	~~FUNKY FINGERS! BALLS!~~

	== Politics ==		== Politics ==

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Religion

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	As of 2004, the distribution for major religions in the Lone Star Republic was as follows: Protestant (41 percent), Roman Catholic (36 percent), Indian religions (9 percent), "none" (5 percent), Mormon (5 percent), Muslim (1 percent), Buddhist (1 percent), Jewish (1 percent) and Hindu (.8 percent). An additional 0.3 to 0.5 percent, each, are professed agnostics and atheists. The largest single religious denomination in the Lone Star Republic is the Roman Catholic Church, followed by the Southern Baptist Convention and the Mormons.		As of 2004, the distribution for major religions in the Lone Star Republic was as follows: Protestant (41 percent), Roman Catholic (36 percent), Indian religions (9 percent), "none" (5 percent), Mormon (5 percent), Muslim (1 percent), Buddhist (1 percent), Jewish (1 percent) and Hindu (.8 percent). An additional 0.3 to 0.5 percent, each, are professed agnostics and atheists. The largest single religious denomination in the Lone Star Republic is the Roman Catholic Church, followed by the Southern Baptist Convention and the Mormons.

	The Lone Star Republic, as a developed nation, is noteworthy for its high level of Christian religious devotion. However, the percentage of Texans calling themselves Christian has declined somewhat in recent years from 80.2 percent in 1990 to 72.5 percent in 2001. ~~FUCK THIS!~~		The Lone Star Republic, as a developed nation, is noteworthy for its high level of Christian religious devotion. However, the percentage of Texans calling themselves Christian has declined somewhat in recent years from 80.2 percent in 1990 to 72.5 percent in 2001.

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2010-03-22T18:41:15Z

History

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	There were a number of border skirmishes with [[Mexico]] during the later half of the 1860's which lead to the former [[US]] state of California joining with the Lone Star Republic in February of 1870. In March of 1870 the [[US]] territories of both Arizona and New Mexico were also incorporated into the Republic. California alone retains a broad regional government between the local and federal levels.		There were a number of border skirmishes with [[Mexico]] during the later half of the 1860's which lead to the former [[US]] state of California joining with the Lone Star Republic in February of 1870. In March of 1870 the [[US]] territories of both Arizona and New Mexico were also incorporated into the Republic. California alone retains a broad regional government between the local and federal levels.

			FUNKY FINGERS! BALLS!

	== Politics ==		== Politics ==

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2010-03-22T18:39:51Z

Religion

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	As of 2004, the distribution for major religions in the Lone Star Republic was as follows: Protestant (41 percent), Roman Catholic (36 percent), Indian religions (9 percent), "none" (5 percent), Mormon (5 percent), Muslim (1 percent), Buddhist (1 percent), Jewish (1 percent) and Hindu (.8 percent). An additional 0.3 to 0.5 percent, each, are professed agnostics and atheists. The largest single religious denomination in the Lone Star Republic is the Roman Catholic Church, followed by the Southern Baptist Convention and the Mormons.		As of 2004, the distribution for major religions in the Lone Star Republic was as follows: Protestant (41 percent), Roman Catholic (36 percent), Indian religions (9 percent), "none" (5 percent), Mormon (5 percent), Muslim (1 percent), Buddhist (1 percent), Jewish (1 percent) and Hindu (.8 percent). An additional 0.3 to 0.5 percent, each, are professed agnostics and atheists. The largest single religious denomination in the Lone Star Republic is the Roman Catholic Church, followed by the Southern Baptist Convention and the Mormons.

	The Lone Star Republic, as a developed nation, is noteworthy for its high level of Christian religious devotion. However, the percentage of Texans calling themselves Christian has declined somewhat in recent years from 80.2 percent in 1990 to 72.5 percent in 2001.		The Lone Star Republic, as a developed nation, is noteworthy for its high level of Christian religious devotion. However, the percentage of Texans calling themselves Christian has declined somewhat in recent years from 80.2 percent in 1990 to 72.5 percent in 2001. FUCK THIS!

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2010-03-22T18:39:09Z

Social issues

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	Despite, or perhaps because of, the proclivity to vigilantism, the Lone Stars' homicide rate is lower than most other industrialized nations, especially the [[Confederate States]].		Despite, or perhaps because of, the proclivity to vigilantism, the Lone Stars' homicide rate is lower than most other industrialized nations, especially the [[Confederate States]].

	Routine infant male circumcision is legal and widely practiced, which has attracted some controversy over recent years.		Routine infant male circumcision is legal and widely practiced, which has attracted some controversy over recent years. BALLS!

	A number of Texas-based corporations, have spread to many other countries, some of which have displayed resentment at the spread of Texan culture. McDonald's particularly has been the subject of protest and even acts of vandalism.		A number of Texas-based corporations, have spread to many other countries, some of which have displayed resentment at the spread of Texan culture. McDonald's particularly has been the subject of protest and even acts of vandalism.

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	\| January 1 \|\| New Year's Day \|\| Beginning of year, marks traditional end of "holiday season."		\| January 1 \|\| New Year's Day \|\| Beginning of year, marks traditional end of "holiday season."
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	\| February 2 \|\| Independence Day ~~'''Ryann's Birthday'''~~\|\| Celebrates Lone Star Republic's Declaration of Independence, usually called the Second of February.		\| February 2 \|\| Independence Day \|\| Celebrates Lone Star Republic's Declaration of Independence, usually called the Second of February.
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	\| May 1 \|\| Labor Day \|\| Celebrates achievements of workers, marks traditional end of summer.		\| May 1 \|\| Labor Day \|\| Celebrates achievements of workers, marks traditional end of summer.

Firespeaker at 08:01, 8 July 2007

2007-07-08T08:01:10Z

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