Texas Triangle

The Texas Triangle is an urban area taking up most of eastern Texas. It consists of six major divisions, [num] cities, and [num] other towns.
== Table of Contents ==
* History
* Major Divisions and Cities
**Austin
**College Station
**Dallas-Fort Worth
**Houston
**Nacogdoches
**San Antonio
* Politics
**Laws
**Leaders
**Political Groups
***Coalition For Racial Justice
***Austin Against Gun Violence
* Maps
* Credits
== History ==
=== Placeholders Past History ===
=== Recent Eras (2450-2522) ===
Throughout 2519, several shootings plagued the Texas Triangle, angering several gun control groups that the government was loosening gun laws in the midst of the violence. The worst of them was the Prairie Outdoor Amphitheater Shooting in Plano, TX that killed 94 and injured 46 more on the night of March 20th, 2519, one of many in the months of February, March, and April. This also became one of the worst shootings in North American history. On April 17th, the political group Austin Against Gun Violence held a protest with several attendees calling for better gun control. That same evening, counter-protesters also joined in and gun control protesters had violent clashes with them. By the night, buildings started to get smashed and trash cans were set on fire. The protests were becoming riots. On the night April 23rd, a singular protester, Hailey Reed, was shot by Evan Tucker, who stuffed her body in his pickup truck. “She was in the middle of where I needed to be,” he claimed. He was arrested on the 26th not long after. On the 29th, 76-year-old Benjamin Williams died after being trampled by a crowd of protesters. 
On May 2nd, the Texas government in Austin sent federal forces to deal with the protesters. Their response was highly controversial. In attempts to stop the protesters, they used pepper spray, rubber bullets, and water cannons, but also took away protesters in unmarked vans without showing them their badge, reminiscent of the BLM Protests in Portland, OR in 2020 and the anti-Ted Roy protests in Los Angeles, CA in 2344. Some police used real guns when they weren’t ordered to. The riots increased in intensity. In what was deemed as the “Night of Terror”, cars, including police cars, and city buildings were set ablaze. Protester Adam Lee died after purposefully trapping himself in his car which he set ablaze. Protester Amel Credery engaged in a shootout with police officer, Michael Jobs, who died during the shootout. Officer Jacob Crosenby shot Amel while she was running from the shootout scene. After the three fatalities, the riot escalation, and the police outrage and backlash, governor Carl Pike responded with grief and outrage. “It’s terrible. The riots in the capital today are only getting worse and the city is turning into chaos.” He later made remarks stating the police force tried their best, mourned the death of Adam Lee, and called officer Michael Jobs a hero. He went on to make remarks about the reason of the protest, stating it was “foolish to begin with, but understandable”. After the speeches, riots in Austin pursued and remained terribly intense. In the online world, his speech turned into an internet meme while death threats were sent to governor Carl Pike as well as the collective protesters and police force.
On May 5th, business owners of buildings damaged protested the riots going on and complained of the protesters’ violence. 
== Major Divisions and Cities ==
=== Austin ===
==== Description ====
==== History ====
==== Facts ====
==== Links ====
==== Gallery ====
==== Cities and Towns ====
* Austin
===== Former =====
* Cedar Park
* Round Rock
=== College Station ===
==== Description ====
==== History ====
==== Facts ====
==== Links ====
==== Gallery ====
==== Cities and Towns ====
* College Station
===== Former =====
* Bryan
=== Dallas-Fort Worth ===
==== Description ====
==== History ====
==== Facts ====
==== Links ====
==== Gallery ====
==== Cities and Towns ====
* Dallas-Fort Worth (maybe)
* Plano
* Arlington
===== Former =====
* Fort Worth (maybe)
=== Houston ===
==== Description ====
==== History ====
==== Facts ====
==== Links ====
==== Gallery ====
==== Cities and Towns ====
* Houston
* Beaumont
===== Former =====
=== Nacogdoches ===
==== Description ====
==== History ====
==== Facts ====
==== Links ====
==== Gallery ====
==== Cities and Towns ====
* Nacogdoches
===== Former =====
* Lufkin
=== San Antonio ===
==== Description ====
==== History ====
==== Facts ====
==== Links ====
==== Gallery ====
==== Cities and Towns ====
* San Antonio
===== Former =====
== Politics ==
=== Laws ===
* Guns can be purchased without licenses, permits, or mental evaluations.
* Abortion is banned in all cases and is treated as homicide with every abortion facing the death penalty.
* Birth control of any kind is illegal, including for rape victims.
* Gender transitioning is listed as one of the “main evils” by the U.S. government, being completely illegal.
* The church can deny any child sex abuse allegations without any legal action taken against them.
* These laws are all slight exaggerations of the political action that has taken place this year. Yes, even the last one has happened in some form. This is the place we’re headed down and we need this to stop.
=== Leaders ===
=== Political Groups ===
==== Coalition For Racial Justice ====
==== Austin Against Gun Violence ====
== Maps ==
File:Texas Triangle-map+blank.png|Roads
File:Texas Triangle-map+major areas.png|Major Areas
File:Texas Triangle-overlay.png|Overlay above Texas
File:Texas Triangle-map+regions.png|Major Divisions
== Credits ==
Category:Urban Areas
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Category:Autonomous Regions