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The Kumarian Military Campaign
Every person, especially in their youth, is prone to engaging in risky and equally daring adventures. However, while a young man with eight years of schooling behind him cannot cause much trouble, a ruler, emboldened by unlimited power and might, bears much greater responsibility to his people and his state. This story is not new; its roots lie in eras much more distant than the present one, so it would be unfair to judge it too harshly.
One could argue that the emperor's word and vision are law and truth, and in a certain sense, you would be right. One could begin to draw historical parallels, comparing economic and political benefits. One could even claim that this was actually a defensive war, and that the accursed Kumarians were about to attack first.
However, based on the example of my own homeland, I can state with full responsibility that such senseless conflicts never lead to anything good. Even if you wash away the bloodstained political map during your lifetime, the burden of this adventure will undoubtedly fall on your descendants one, two, or ten generations later. This is precisely why no empire has ever stood forever – regions must sincerely desire to exist under the protection of the center, and not vice versa.
Reducing working hours and improving working conditions throughout the country
Perhaps, the problem of overpopulated anthill-like cities?... In a harmoniously existing society, everyone works as much as necessary, and their rights are dictated by common sense, and not by the greed of an entrepreneur who has filled his pockets.
The right to freedom of speech
Freedom to express one's thoughts is the most important cultural tradition of Cridea, and I am glad to see that Emperor Purian was an adherent of a similar way of thinking. People sometimes talk a lot of nonsense, but every word gives rise to discussion, and any dispute leads to a truth that is favorable for everyone.
The right to freedom of thought
The same as above. As long as you have not turned into mindless undead, cherish and cultivate your mind.
The inviolability of private property
I don't understand... It seems to me that this should relate to the right to self-defense... Everything around us belongs to the mother goddess. If she wants to, she will take away your palaces, wash away cities, turn crops to dust, and destroy homes. You are not "protecting" a specific property as an impersonal "object," but the resources invested in it, in other words, the efforts expended and the possible prospects from the point of view of the past, present, and future. This is more of a protection of your personality, because people are not capable of dividing what, in any case, does not belong to them.
The right to self-defense and the right to bear arms
Even an animal driven into a corner will fight for its life, and people are also participants in the natural cycle, even if our "fangs" have become sharper than those of any wild beast.
Prohibition of prostitution
In a morally healthy society, such problems do not arise at all, so the point here is not in the prohibition, but in the spiritual development of people.
Prohibition of abortions
The beginning of life begins with an innocent, pure soul, torn by the goddess from the cycle of reincarnation into a new earthly shell. By taking it away, you commit premeditated murder. I will not deny that there are many different reasons why such a step may be possible and sometimes even life-saving, but the latter should be decided by each person with his own conscience.
Restrictions on the openness of clothing (not implemented)
In a morally healthy society, such problems do not arise at all, so the point is not in the clothes, but again in the people.
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