July 1892 taboos

This is a list of taboos and bans within Bujanski society, including prohibitions and punishments imposed on Terrans in Bujan during the July purges.

This article also includes prohibitions on various practices and attitudes related to the enemies of the Bujanski revolution.

## Prohibitions towards Bujanski citizens and revolutionaries

Various behaviours have become associated with Wannaenid oppression and Terran misconduct, leading to their ban.

* Social media was restricted to anyone over the age of 18, and banned for Terrans who had not completed penance.
	+ Due to the notoriously toxic behaviour by various teenagers and fandoms, resulting in social hatred of any teenagers in general.
	+ At some point in the 1920s, the minimum age of social media was lowered to 13, with the mandatory attendance of a morality test.
	+ The first victims of the July massacres were angry Terrans who stole computers and illegally made social media accounts to lash out against society.
* A ban on anything seen as "Terran", including the show "Broken Plates", for being popular with Terran offenders.
	+ Five provinces in Bujan, the same ones that banned Terrans from entry, also banned the show. Locals and visitors were jailed for showing any merchandise of Broken Plates in public, accused of mocking trauma.
	+ Due to calls to kill *all* fans of Broken Plates to punish toxic fans and their clubs all over Bujan, hundreds of fans of the show held rallies to announce their loyalty to Bujan and its monarchy. They were afraid that they will be massacred, wrongfully punished due to the show's association with Terra. Many fans were also former bloky who brought people who reconciled with them as proof that Broken Plates can be pro-Bujan.

* The character Trinor was not allowed to be depicted in any form. Doing so was considered as making fun of the victims of Terran war crimes, so the punishment was prison or a fine.
	+ The ban lasted for twelve years until 1904 AT. This was due to Trinor being the favourite character of the first person in Bujan killed for blocking people online; anything related to serious offenders, even if they were innocent, was considered as cursed and criminal.
	+ According to legend, the ghost of Trinor was a woman who was cursed and killed for blocking another user online. Her spirit was cursed to wander the world in the form of her favourite character, forced to confront with being seen as responsible for the mass killings of her show's fans being associated with her.

## Prohibitions towards Terrans in Bujan

Terrans were banned from:

* ~~certain train or bus lines (X)~~
* ~~a number of shops, restaurants, and businesses all over Bujan~~
	+ The notorious "No Terrans" and "No Churchgoers" signs were displayed to punish the former aristocracy.
	+ As more Terrans completed their penance and were shown to behave more nicely, some of those shops either added "but those who finish their penance are allowed".
* ~~entering some provinces~~
* ~~social media (X)~~
	+ Social media was one of the main weapons used by the Wannaenid-Terran regimes to force the Bujanski into obedience. It was also what the rulers used to indoctrinate youngsters into being brutal soldiers for the regime, so online comments promoting Terran views were harshly punished. One of the most notorious statements was from a Terran during the revolution, calling for the extermination of Bujanski people to make it easier to impose her system for poorer Terrans, while collectively punishing all Bujanski as "terrorists" and "settlers".
	+ Most of the people killed on Black July were social media users, especially those who resorted to trolling, extremism, and radicalism. Even petty offenses, like blocking users for petty reasons, or being rude at a Bujanski user, would brand the victims as Terrans and enemies of Bujan, even if they were never soldiers or militants!
	+ Terrans who did not finish their penance were banned from having their own social media accounts, and in some provinces, Terrans without penance were also not allowed to even own a computer or a television screen. Some Terrans managed to steal computers and hack websites to sign up, and to lash out online, as they always did before the revolution. That was how they were found and killed.
* high-ranking jobs (unless it was their own shops)
* elevating businesses founded by them to the level of a large company
* ~~voting~~
* being politicians
	+ In line with an ancient Denlotian law that banned people of Terran descent from becoming officials or government leaders, and out of hatred towards the Wannaenid puppet states.
	+ There were some exceptions from more trustworthy Terrans, including one pastor who led a revolution and became a governor, confirmed by the King of Bujan.
* ~~entering some temples~~
* promoting their own religions
	+ So they had to convert to the permitted faiths, join the Free North, or become atheists.
	+ Terrans who converted to local faiths or became atheists, sometimes put up symbols and signs to convince the mobs to leave them alone.
	+ Their religions, mostly the Church of Q and the Tyrskan Church, are now banned in Bujan because of their wars against the indigenous people.
* expressing views involving hatred of the poor, "people of different lovers", non-believers of their own faiths, the disabled, the sick
	+ Many online users who behaved like that were militants and extremists. They were also mentally troubled people who wanted any scrap of power and pride.
* expressing any hatred towards the country or people of Bujan
	+ People who publicly stated that they hated Bujan or its people, especially by wanting to kill or hurt them, were murdered by angry mobs. Even fools who posted rash and furious comments seeking to hurt or kill Bujanski were caught and killed in gruesome methods. They were immediately treated like enemy soldiers, becoming the reason why Bujanski refused to give their enemies any freedom.
	+ Most of the victims on the July purges were Internet users, political extremists, and troublemakers. Many were brought to Bujan by the Wannaenid Empire to exterminate the natives or kill each other, while some were Bujanski who wanted the rights to commit certain criminal acts. They managed to survive independence by pretending to be loyal, and then expressing their anger against the newborn state when all manner of hostility seemed to die down.
* bragging that "Bujan is Tyrska" or "Bujan is Maerana".
	+ The former was from the Tyrskans, and the latter was from the Church of Q. Even then, other Terrans also fought them to claim their colonial empires, but luckily the few that tried to wage war on Bujan were defeated along with the Wannaenid puppet rulers.
	+ As a result, any fool who tried to claim Bujan as part of another country would risk being punished as a traitor, even if they did so as a joke or to make other people angry. However, depictions of alternate history are allowed, usually if the artist explained that they do not support Bujan being colonised.
* demanding the right or freedom to: be rude, curse at people, attack vulnerable people
	+ Many Jerdiskar believe that people who are hostile to society for whatever cause "do not deserve any freedom". In this case, as a collective punishment for most Terrans' cruelty against the natives, Terrans in Bujan would have their freedoms limited.
* being "contrarian"
	+ that meant "intentionally turning to extremism or waging war against Bujan, especially out of spite or to be rude".
	+ Dissent and unhappiness with society are not considered "contrarianism". However, actively expressing hatred towards Bujan and its people is considered as a different crime.
* being rude
	+ Rudeness and sadism were a major part of the Terrans' cultures. In fact, the Terrans who were sent to Bujan during colonial rule were chosen because they were considered as the worst-behaved and the most evil people the Wannaenids found.
	+ It also led to the Bujanski hatred against everything Terran, going as far as resorting to collective punishment to eliminate the "causes" of their behaviour.
	+ Even telling a Bujanski to "shut up" would risk getting hacked to death.
* "troll culture"
	+ Many Terran internet users practiced "troll culture", which involves harrassing other users for amusement, promoting Wannaenid or Terran supremacism, or both. They were known for spamming pictures to attack non-Terrans, or mostly using laughing faces.
	+ Whenever anyone criticises or condemns them, they began to complain about "freedom" or "discrimination". It only worsened Bujanski attitudes towards them and all Terrans, leading to stereotypes of all Terran people as abusive, sadistic hypocrites.
	+ A lot of online trolls in Bujan back then were men, mostly middle-aged, or were teenagers and adults thrown into Bujan by the Wannaenids. Some were women too, who considered it "cute", amusing, or patriotic to either their causes. Most of them were poorer people, and poorly-educated and indoctrinated by their regimes, so they either thought it was patriotism or entertainment to harrass the natives.
	+ These fanatics and failures were among most of the people executed and murdered on the July purges. Some of them managed to avoid being purged, but were caught and put to death after posting anti-Bujanski comments or even laughing at a funeral.
* spitting on people
	+ punishable by death or crippling for being associated with Wannaenid rule.
	+ Back then, Tyrskans liked to spit on people to show their superiority. Many of the Tyrskans who did so back then were hunted down and killed off by the death gangs, even if they only spat on just a single Bujanski.
	+ Bujanski who did the same crime had their legs or arms crushed by a mallet, or cut off. They were to sit in prison, crippled and fed for months, before they would have their limbs regrown without penance.
* smiling at a disaster, making fun of victims of a disaster
	+ punishable by having one's own head being torn open.
	+ Sadism was a major part of Maeranoi and Tyrksan cultures, because it conveys arrogance and superiority, and encourages their members to be more effective in killing. It made virtually all members expendable, vulnerable to being tortured or killed by their very comrades at any moment for whatever excuse.
* using slogans or symbols supporting the Wannaenid occupation, Salvationist Party, or the Terran oppressors
	+ which marked them for death as if they were soldiers going to war against Bujan, immediately if they were caught.
	+ These included racist depictions of the Bujanski or Wonaos, from Bujanski being depicted as "fascists" and "pagans" to Wonaos stereotyped as "barbarians". All these were from the Terrans' demands to the Bujanski to "tolerate" their culture, which instead meant accepting and glorifying Terran supremacism.
* Hatred towards former colonies of Terran empires, itself as "promoting imperial symbols"
	+ This was why in some loyalty tests, every Terran was asked about their attitude towards certain countries and peoples. For example:
		- A Tyrskan would be asked about his opinion towards the Baltics, Poland, and Kazakhstan.
		- A Serpentian would be asked about her opinion about Ukraine, an ancient enemy of the Tyrskan homeland of Russia.
		- A Qyuvian would be asked about his opinion on brown-skinned people and polytheists, due to the mistreatment of Wonaos in Qyuvian society.
	+ Those who answered that they either had not known about them, had no intention to exterminate or murder people from those groups, had passed the tests.
	+ Bujanski would report people who showed any sign of hatred towards peoples that the Terran colonials disliked, resulting in punishments to the accused. To Bujanski, even simple hatred of those groups was itself an imperial symbol, glorifying the Terran factions that oppressed Bujan. Nonetheless, there were many Terrans from the same groups who were hated by the Terran rulers, and they were not immune from punishments over respective offenses.
	+ Notably, because the Bujanski Slavs were compared to Ukrainians for resisting Tyrskan rule, any hatred towards Ukraine or former colonies of Russia was seen to revolutionaries as glorifying war against the Bujanski people.
* blocking people online without a valid reason; glorifying or supporting said blocks
	+ According to Denlotian law, the basis of modern Bujanski law, blocking other online users is only allowed if the user has committed a serious crime or attempts serious harm on another user. Anyone who demands the right to block other users freely is denounced as a Terran and a criminal; on the other hand, the same punishment applies to the person who got successfully blocked, as they had proven to have committed serious harm.
	+ Notoriously, internet blocks were the most common charge behind massacres in central Bujan by the death gangs. The mass-blocking of Bujanski and native Internet users sparked outrage among the oppressed, leading to war.
	+ Whenever a person tries to block someone in Bujan, they are always shown a list of reasons. A moderator will demand the blocker and offender to an online session or a real life meeting, to determine the appropriate punishment. That meant that blocking people would not actually block a person immediately, but they would end up reporting themselves, especially if they had any suspicious online activity.
	+ This method, practiced since millennia ago, was condemned by many Terran Bujanski as wrong. Their attitude of "we have the right to be alone and move on, and never give an explanation or a darn" only made the Bujanski more angry. Terrans who demanded the right to block others without any reason were condemned as "raendoblokky", after the Terran words "rændom blokka".
	+ While the ATA did not hesitate murdering online users who blocked without a valid reason, or people who were blocked for a serious crime, later on, "raendoblokky" would have their online accounts suspended, and they would live in prison towns in Bujan as a mockery of their "peace of mind" by isolating them from society. In accordance to the Denlotianised laws of Bujan, any blocks that remained over lesser crimes automatically expired after one year.
		- Many of those offenders became known as "bloky", shunned by society as a punishment for shunning people over a simple mistake or misunderstanding.
	+ Offenders who had thirty or more people complaining about them blocking those users were sent to the blocktowns as a punishment, after apologising to them.
		- Perhaps the fear of this isolation, along with the horrors of Black July, ended their attitude once and for all: many "blocktowns" in Bujan were dismantled on October, but even as they returned to their lives, people still shunned them until the last ex-inmate had to reconcile with their opponent on November. The last accused "rændoblokka" apologised to another artist for blocking her, as the latter was annoying. Henceforth, almost no one in Bujan ever considered blocking people over a petty reason, or they might risk being arrested for causing psychological harm.
	+ Blocktowns still existed as late as the 1950s AT, although due to trivial blocking being almost nonexistent. By then, many blocktowns in Bujan were converted to museums displaying Terran criminals.
* posting any threat online, or committing similar acts in a website through comments
	+ because of how Terrans were manipulated by the Wannaenids and each other to be more degraded through online indoctrination.
	+ For that, and encouraging and cheering on murders of native people, anyone caught posting comments that glorified said acts was among the many put to death during Black July.
* harming children, even if they are also Terran or their own offspring
	+ One notorious stereotype depicted the Terrans, especially worshippers of the Church of Q, as starving their own children to death if they did not pray correctly.
		- On the other hand, the death gangs on central Bujan hated children and teenagers for their unstable attitude, that they did not hesitate murdering youngsters as a collective punishment. Some towns even went as far as sterilise themselves so they will never raise children, but instead clone fully-grown adults.
	+ In fact, one new law in Bujan banned parents from scolding children or their own offspring, even if their offspring is an adult. Parents suspected of scolding a child may risk being beaten to a pulp by iron rods, or had their voice cords cut off.
	+ Bujanski people hate Terrans, yet if a Terran child comes to them, wanting to run away from abusers or even says sorry for what their people did, usually Bujanski would put them in an orphanage or adopt them. Bujanski people would never hurt that kind of child, and instead fiercely protect them as if they became Bujanski.
	+ The Terrain child immediately becomes a Bujanski, as their lack of abusive behaviour meant no need for penance. Their "penance", as some people would call it, would instead mean "learning to behave well", like any child rescued from extremists.
* whataboutism
	+ defined as "asking another question as the answer, instead of directly answering". Asking or bringing up another topic *after* you answer, is *not* "whataboutism".
	+ This is seen by Bujanski as mocking their suffering to serve the Terrans, who later used their own suffering as an excuse to kill the Bujanski. For that, people who committed whataboutism in Bujan were initially killed off, but later thrown into prison for treason.
	+ According to interrogations and psychological sessions, many of those engaging in whataboutism thought that the Bujanski were stupid. The whataboutists also demanded the rights to practice Terran culture, and to be rude, insisting that rudeness and abuse were "basic rights". Furthermore, whataboutism was a tradition in Maeranoi and Tyrskan cultures. Further investigation into the background of whataboutist criminals also revealed that they tended to be poorer people, driven to fanaticism by worsening conditions to a self-destructive extent.
* "family values", "traditional values"
	+ The modern Bujanski hatred of "traditionalism" as an ideology, or anger towards anyone who says "family values", were stemmed from how the Terrans and their lackeys abused it for militarism during Wannaenid rule.
	+ The practice of "supporting the traditional family" is still allowed in modern Bujan. The "traditional family" in Bujanski society is nothing but either a simple nuclear or extended family, of heterosexual parents, in accordance to ancient Wonao or Bujanski customs. But this is not allowed to be used as an ideology, because it is seen as a corruption of said families. Worst of all, to use the "traditional family" in such a manner is committing the same and militarism the Wannaenids used.
	+ In modern Bujan, the terms "family values", "traditional values", and "pro-family" are associated with Wannaenid militarism and the Salvationist Party: they are seen as slogans were used by the party that betrayed Bujan's families and lied about those words. Instead of supporting families and children as their supporters promised, the Salvationists and their Terran allies misused these terms to reduce families and children to soldiers and devotees.
* militarism
	+ The social values of both the Maeranoi and Tyrskans who became the ruling class of Bujan, the ever-divisive master races who oppressed the island for around four centuries. Mixed with an imperialist attitude, their militarist beliefs encouraged the two Terran communities to become more sadistic and brutal, reducing them to the brutes and murderers the Wannaenids wanted them to become.
		- This has become what modern Bujanski think of "family values", especially when practiced by the Wannaenids' lackeys.
* making fun of the Bujanski War of Independence or its members
	+ This was a continuation of countless posts and media by the Wannaenids and their supporters. Those works depicted the Bujanski people as barbarians, animals, and perverted deviants, simply for refusing to bow down to the Wannaenids and their lackeys. Many of the online users kept spamming pictures of graveyards and cremations to celebrate killing civilians, especially natives.
	+ Out of anger, the Bujanski murdered any online user that mocked the revolution. Many of the victims were young men, middle aged men, and some women, mostly from a poorer education or from richer backgrounds or celebrities.
* opposition to erasing imperial or colonial symbols
	+ Obviously, every time the Bujanski decolonised their society (by removing symbols and names related to their oppressors), the Terrans either made fun of them, accused them of "destroying our [Terrans'] culture", or resorted to insults and called Bujanski people "fake". They demanded, in turn, to forcibly convert Bujan into a Tyrskanised or a Maeranoi society, and most of them were usually from the same trolls and militants.
	+ To the Terrans, supporting or accepting their symbols and period of rule was considered as "tolerance", which the Bujanski rightly saw as a misuse of the term to manipulate society into obeying them. Many good or beneficial concepts were manipulated and abused by the Terrans due to their rulers' history of propaganda.
	+ Therefore, any visible opposition to the removal of Terran symbols, names, and practices was *immediately* seen as promotion of Terran and Wannaenid supremacism, and usually punishable by death.
* supporting or glorifying "collateral damage"
	+ The term "collateral damage" was associated with Terran fanaticism, glorifying or mocking the murders of Bujanski natives for the sake of a "revolution" or takeover.
	+ The term was so hated by the Bujanski, that it was left untranslated. In Bujanski it is "kollætoral dæmedžj" or "kōlæute". In Ēosomê it is "kölætrul tæmyz" or "köllætul". In both languages it means "celebrating a massacre of innocent people; massacre of innocents; war crime".
	+ As a result, Terrans convicted of glorifying civilian deaths were murdered or executed, accused of murder even if they never fought or knew how to even use a weapon. Bujanski who did the same were crippled, having their legs or arms broken and forced to sit in prison for months.
	+ Knowing that the Terrans would gladly exterminate the Bujanski and gloat on, the Bujanski revolutionaries had another reason to be different. After the liberation of Bujan, any surviving Terran would be compensated with a decent starting amount, extra money for all losses (people, property), and their chosen homes rebuilt. They wanted to make sure that the Terrans who did surrender learned to repent of their own actions; and most importantly, for the Bujanski to avoid becoming like Terrans by simply exterminating every single Terran on their country.
	+ The massacres of July also led to opponents accusing the ATA of continuing "collateral damage", denouncing them as "true Terrans" for their cruelty.
* to exist away from society
	+ Some people - Terran, and even Bujanski - may develop this attitude due to so much pain. They would hate the people of Bujan, yet refuse to commit any violence. They would not even dare curse, scold, or express any hatred, to avoid being targeted for death.
	+ The punishment for such an attitude in Bujan would be imprisonment and isolation. It was similar to the blocktowns, except it was more comfortable. The prisoner would be allowed to see sunshine, live in a comfortable bed, and be attended by robots. However, aside from occasional visions at the end of several years, virtually no one was allowed to interact or see the hermit.
	+ Eventually, there were no more hermits, as they had to come out and reconcile with the innocents they had hurt for being "in the way".
* calling for nuclear bombing
	+ It is a pointless, stupid obsession seen in many Terrans, especially those of Qyuvian origin. Yet so far, only several smaller nuclear explosives were ever used during the occupation of Bujan.
* Using any emoticons or cute faces on serious topics (like mourning, historical atrocities, war crimes)
	+ Terrans do these because they considered it to be humour, expecting themselves to win and prevail.

## Prohibited words

Because of the Terran authorities and their supporters being manipulative, a number of words and expressions were banned for their association with the Terrans' crimes against the Bujanski people. They included calls for revolution against the Bujanski state, or giving rights for Terrans outside the Free North.

During that time and afterwards, many Bujanski prefer to make any activism addressing those topics more subtle: in this list, they are marked by (X). They claimed that they did not want any Terran to notice any hypocrisy, for fear that the Terrans will commit another act of terrorism against the kingdom.

### Tyrskan

See also: Tyrskan glossary

* oppression of Tyrskan-speakers (X)
* Tyrskan-speaking minority (X)
* motherland
* brotherly nations
* fraternal peoples
* traditional values
* family values
* "the new pole"
	+ referring to Tyrska becoming a superpower on Jerde, as a replacement of the Jerde Alliance. "Pole" means "a superpower".
* Magna Tyrskia, Tyrskiy Mir
	+ proposed Denlotia-style world order, Tyrskan empire on Jerde
* (Any threats involving nuclear weapons)
* Poking the bear
	+ the bear was adopted as a symbol of Tyrska to represent itself as the successor of Russia. This phrase meant angering Tyrska as a whole by doing *anything* that seemed remotely offensive, such as promoting another language instead of Tyrskan.

### Qyuvian

See also: Qyuvian glossary

* heathen
* personal responsibility
* taxpayer
* market value
* free market
* traditional values
* triggered
* pro-family
* nuclear family
* evangelism
* please nuke (Bujan, or anywhere in Bujan), nuke Bujan now
* leave us alone
* leave our kids alone
* think of the children
* proxy war
* mainstream media, "emessem"
	+ Yet in Qyuvian territories it referred to *any* media that was not approved by the Church or its supporters.
* alternative facts
	+ Presenting the Qyuvian belief as the only useful alternative.
* mind virus
	+ Even used towards the Bujanski for their desire for independence or rejection of Qyuvian imperialism, or simply for not behaving like a Qyuvian.
* "woke", "wokism"
	+ Originally used by Qyuvians as a term for nonbelievers. Usually, it referred to attacking Qyuvian culture, people, American history, religion, and the family system; or helping outcasts like the homeless and poor.
	+ Now regarded to most Bujanski as a slur, which condemned their refusal to convert to Terran religions. It is usually written as "uoka".
	+ Uoka studies was an optional course related to moral studies, referring to the use of the term as a bogeyman to Qyuvians. It was also meant to teach Bujanski social values as a counterpoint, to prove that the Bujanski were not as "uoka" as the Qyuvians saw them.

### Serpentian

* oppressed
* power dynamics
* proletariat
* working class
* freedom fighters

### Borderline words

These words were still accepted by the Bujanski in the right contexts: in fact, they were also used by the Bujanski Revolution to call for freedom from Wannaenid rule and Terran terrorism.

However, Terrans were not allowed to use those words to justify their causes. The most notorious example was from the Serpentians, who used terms like "revolution" and "resistance" to instead call for exterminating Bujanski and Wonao people.

* revolution
* resistance
* rights
* freedom
* liberty
* liberation
* decolonise
* resistance
* decolonisation
* dissident
* truth, reality, real world
	+ More often used by Qyuvians to promote their religion by force.
* comfort
* moving on, move on
* let it go, get over it

### Overview

Every comment they made, cheering for exterminating or torturing native people, was shown in schools, museums, and posters across the kingdom. That attitude led to society avoiding Terran people, depicting them as war criminals, fanatics, militants, and genocidal monsters. It eventually led to the creation of the Anti-Terran Action, seeking to slaughter all Terrans over that incitement, every killing by Terrans, and any attempt by Terrans to seek sympathy after the same killings. Freedoms were taken away and restricted from the Terrans, in line with the Denlotian belief that "our enemies do not deserve any freedom, or they will misuse it to kill us".

Only when more massacres ensued, especially directed towards repentant Terrans and ordinary Bujanski, did some parts of Bujan decide to protect some Terrans instead of joining the exterminations. However, it took generations for the Bujanski to ever trust the Terrans living in their country, long after they were gradually integrated and they were driven to remorse for every crime against Bujan.

Some Terrans noticed that the main reason for the bans was because of association. So they also suggested to use these words, this time, with *including* the Bujanski as fellows instead of as enemies. They began to utilise the Bujanski slogan, "we walk together to freedom", implying that cooperation instead of extermination can be possible.

## Punishments

The death penalty was imposed on a number of trivial offenses due to their stigmatisation in Bujanski society, causing anyone who committed such things to be murdered, either by the police forces or simply by any citizen.

The orange provinces were more likely to replace the death penalty for non-lethal crimes with public shaming, compensation, seizure of property (for higher-ranked offenders), and sentencing offenders to undergo penance to serve the victims.

* Managers and bosses who wrongfully terminate workers will be arrested. Depending on the decision of the judge and victim, the offending boss has three choices: compensate the worker, reinstate or create a new job for the worker, or be sentenced to death for "angering the people".
	+ This was due to many Bujanski people joining the revolution to punish the people who abused them at work, or terminated and laid them off.
* Managers, leaders, and people in higher ranks who were caught punishing people for using phones at work were sentenced to death.
	+ This was because this attitude was extremely unpopular in Bujan, due to the influence of the death gangs. Bujanski saw this as inconvenient, therefore workers may report any leader who banned the use of phones in a workplace as a Terran.
	+ After the end of the July massacres, the law was changed to jail sentences for leaders who resort to such punishments, followed by penance and public shaming. This was also the punishment applied to leaders in orange provinces, avoiding a brutal death sentence in favour of indoctrinating them for being "enemies of society".
	+ The Koscheigrad massacres at July 1-2 were one of the incidents that made it become an orange province, to prevent further incidents from happening again. It was when ATA members killed 600 people for various offenses and grudges, ranging from online blocks to trolling and even punishing them at work.

## Trivia

* People during that time were warned not to ask a Bujanski person to "move on" or "let go" of something they lost, or to say anything good about a loss or something difficult. Many such people were killed by angry mobs, seen as mocking their suffering.
	+ Even if said "loss" was trivial, such as being scolded, or an Internet outage, it was consideded as a loss, a "scar" to be avoided. Such perfectionist views led to the creation of the judicial medical complex and an obsession with technology and comfort, to minimise and prevent such losses from ever existing.
* Qyuvians and Serpentians had a term for "associating a deed with someone evil", as in "if you do this, you are a Terran and a traitor, because they did the same". It was "comparing someone to Nero", Herod, or Napoleon.
	+ One form was "Herod ate sugar". Another was "Napoleon wore trousers", and a third was "Tojo worshipped many gods" (Shinto), used towards Bujanski for their polytheist faith.
	+ The Tyrskan equivalent was "comparing someone to Hrushevsky", a Ukrainian independence leader.

## See also

* Bujanski taboos
* Penance
* Moral class

### The Terrans of Bujan:

* Tyrskans, Zavtrana
* Church of Q, Balennaria
* Serpentians
* Maizefolk
* Salvationist Party