/lit/ - Literature

>>20409511
>Actually no. If you can show any of this on paper, I can show the opposite on historical documentation

>A legionary had to be over 17 years old and a Roman citizen. Every new recruit had to be fighting fit - anyone who was weak or too short was rejected. Legionaries signed up for at least 25 years' service. But if they survived their time, they were rewarded with a gift of land they could farm.

>Samurai were usually garrisoned in the daimyo's castle and paid a salary (often in rice rather than money). However, a daimyo could gift a samurai with land or money if he wished.

>knights were given grants of conquered land which quickly put them on the road to wealth.

It is completely and utterly insane to claim that a man should "sacrifice" his life for "his" country.
It is entirely the opposite. The nation has to earn the mans life by providing him with basics needed for life, namely food, shelter, land, wife.
The modern order, even the fascists one, is a complete perversion and degeneration of the actual sane system.

>>19033465
Delusions.
Propagating your own copies like a mold is the highest good.
A clone is moraly superior to having a child.
Everything outside of that is concocted by human imagination and if you reduce so called "higher goals" that humans have come up with it all comes down to sacrificing your own lineage for someone elses profit.
Creating cloning incubators is the ultimate goal for humanity and any ideology that is not aligned towards reproduction being allocated for everyone is a death cult and slavery.

>>18986157
The solutions are simple, yet complex.