HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026970.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026970.txt
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The document discusses why gangs punish members who attempt to leave the gang.
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The document discusses why gangs punish members who attempt to leave the gang. It mentions that when a person joins a gang, they become part of a family-like bond with other members and are expected to remain loyal to the group. The author suggests that gang members might be punished for leaving because it can weaken the group's power structure and reduce its ability to carry out criminal activities. Additionally, punishing members who attempt to leave could serve as a deterrent to others who may consider leaving the gang. The document also touches on related topics such as the role of loyalty in gangs and the potential consequences for those who break their oath of allegiance.
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