Message from @Jeremy
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The Roman Empire didn't have conscription and sub-Sahara was not part of the Empire.
Ah, I see.
also
Well, according to your friend, China is burning.
lmao
Lol.
Augustus removed conscription with the exception of emergencies.
CHINA NUMBA WAN
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Replaced it with a voluntary Legionary term of 20 years active 5 reserve.
oh
the term means china is burning?
The Republic's conscription contract lasted 6 years and was already transitioning to voluntary by the Third Punic War.
What do you mean?
Well, it can mean a few things, but primarily that, yeah. I suppose you could interpret it as there being unrest in China, simply put, @Samer. There's really no context, so translated on its own, it means,
華: China
燃: Burn, or
China is burning.
What is moral and immoral varies by culture.
A religion usually reflects this.
thing is @Jeremy
```MarukuToday at 13:29
For real
Weird
It was in a Japanese song
```
Adherence to the religion by extension promotes their morality.
Culture alone doesn't determine morality, there are many factors playing into it.
Such as?
another answer that i got @Jeremy
```I'd probably think the same because:
first kanji is flower but different kanji, 花 → 華
second is "to burn", and the word fireworks has fire in it, 火 → 燃
and the word fireworks is 花火```
Personal experience for example.
I'm focusing on social morality over personal.
There's no "social morality"
I am focusing on pee pee poo poo
What do you think mores and taboos are?
Do you watch cosmicskeptic jezza
They certainly aren't morality
https://youtu.be/2YwizAf3m98
@Jeremy
you asked for it
Then we seem to be operating on very different ideas of what morality is.
it's the first refrain
Because they are *definitely* part of morality.
Nah they're not
He's doing theology and philosophy at Oxford
They're far more fundamental than personal morals.
eh