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The shriners?
And yes, I'm totally fun at all the parties I do not get invited to.
And originally, many were actually pretty alright in my book. The Illuminati, for example, were all about bringing Enlightenment ideals to 18th century Germany.
1. Country has several millions of people
2. Small handful of people makes laws and excepts all those millions of people accept them and obey them.
3. Some people don't follow them and form secret societies.
4. Government and people who follow the laws have surprised Pikachu face.
Shriners wear a symbol of a massacre of a christian city, whether they're aware of it or not.
That's a naive statement. History is full of examples of people that wanted to do good things and were persecuted.