Haha-Reminds me of this place in Portugal, a chapel completely lined in bones of the people buried there:

There is one part that specifically refers to Arizona law. But obviously everything else applies. It's too bad NYCLU doesn't have a similar, concise info sheet.

I heard somewhere from someone who made a big deal about their work email sig saying something like 'your work hours may differ from mine; feel free to respond during your own work hours'. I embrace this sentiment.

It focused on the high-command defendants, so the inadequacy of "just following orders" did not come up. But there was a clear critique of "I didn't know what my underlings were doing".

I'm sorry you've had to think about "the frothy mixture of lube and fecal matter that is sometimes the byproduct of anal sex."

Umm... have you seen what's happening with air travel right now?

Not a missile. An act of protest sandwich.

Hilarious!

What even is he trying to say here? Diversity leads to racism? I'm pretty sure it's kind of the opposite.

I, raised Jewish, was told as a kid that we shouldn't go trick-or-treating because Halloween is a Christian holiday. My husband, raised Catholic, was told as a kid that he shouldn't go trick-or-treating becasue Halloween isn't Christian. Ironic. 🤷‍♂️

They don't have a problem contradicting the words of their deity, so why would they have a problem arguing with a mere mortal?

I think all of Piers Anthony's Xanth novels had at least one map, some had more. Raymond E. Feist's Riftwar series and Empire Trilogy. Belgariad series by David Eddings.
Lounge someone else said, it was pretty standard in fantasy novels set in a fictional world for a good while.