It’s called being a conscientious objector, exacting civil disobedience.
In reasonable societies, this is protected as a right to protest, and although might exclude you from employment in certain institutions, typically only warrants torture when power has bodies to hide.
It’s called being a conscientious objector, exacting civil disobedience.
In reasonable societies, this is protected as a right to protest, and although might exclude you from employment in certain institutions, typically only warrants torture when power has bodies to hide.