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When people are surrounded by rules that make no sense, many start to question all rules. It's not a justification for acting dishonestly, but it is the cause.
by pitaj 5y ago
When people are surrounded by rules that make no sense, many start to question all rules. It's not a justification for acting dishonestly, but it is the cause.
One way we can make the world better is by fixing the rules. Getting rid of ones that are unjust, and making the rest more consistent.
- FpUser 5y ago>"One way we can make the world better is by fixing the rules. Getting rid of ones that are unjust, and making the rest more consistent." I once saw sign on a street: do not do something (do not remember what) and reference to a City Bylaw numbered as 37 thousand and something. That is just for one city. Good luck changing this sheer insanity.
- munk-a 5y agoI don't think the quantity of laws is really an issue as long as they are being applied fairly and (and this is the vague part) society views them as generally just.
- FpUser 5y ago>"I don't think the quantity of laws is really an issue" And I think it is. At this quantity the quality will definitely suffer. Besides, I did read some bylaws at some point out of curiosity and without going into details many of them are outright unjust/deficient/etc (in my opinion of course)