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<span class="mu-s">Mechanics Turned On</span>
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The DRC has dozens if not hundreds of specific ethnic groups and they don't seem to relate or distance themselves from each other in a very clear way. Outside the two pairs that are in conflict (Lendu / Tutsi, ect), ethnicity mostly doesn't matter.
We're not even sure what your ethnicity is, and currently you don't have any dramatic subordinates.
In addition, the dominant religion is Christianity, but people generally have a ton of local and animalist/traditional beliefs. In addition, those who are purely traditionalist or animalist, don't really hate or have conflict with the Christians, or vice versa.
People in the DRC, don't seem to really talk a lot about economics or government structure, or free will vs determinism, or so on.
