Difference between revisions of "Aetheris Pyrism/Pantheon/Charkh"
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==Legalism== | ==Legalism== | ||
| − | Justice should be as fair as quickly dispensed. Long and fruitless legal debates only serve to delay the delivery of justice, thus promoting injustice. The blade of the judge should be swift and clear. The | + | Justice should be as fair as quickly dispensed. Long and fruitless legal debates only serve to delay the delivery of justice, thus promoting injustice. The blade of the judge should be swift and clear. The legitimacy of justice is measured by the capacity to expend it. |
==Crime== | ==Crime== | ||
Bad weeds must be uprooted. Evil and corruption are inherent and natural to some, and only purging the world of these order and morality will be achieved. | Bad weeds must be uprooted. Evil and corruption are inherent and natural to some, and only purging the world of these order and morality will be achieved. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:21, 14 February 2012
Contents
Carmen
- Late justice is served by a rusty blade.
Meritocracy
Pity is the doom of men. Empowering the weak and those who do not deserve it corrupts any system or society. There should be no given rights, for if those who cannot survive for themselves are taken care of they will become dead weight on the shoulders of those who can. The heavier the load, the higher the chance of perishing against the enemy.
Legalism
Justice should be as fair as quickly dispensed. Long and fruitless legal debates only serve to delay the delivery of justice, thus promoting injustice. The blade of the judge should be swift and clear. The legitimacy of justice is measured by the capacity to expend it.
Crime
Bad weeds must be uprooted. Evil and corruption are inherent and natural to some, and only purging the world of these order and morality will be achieved.
