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There are no laws that are actually fully enforced. The choice of when and where to enforce what rules falls to whoever is in charge of enforcement, and they us
by cjtrowbridge 4y ago
There are no laws that are actually fully enforced. The choice of when and where to enforce what rules falls to whoever is in charge of enforcement, and they use the rules only when it helps to enforce the unspoken and unwritten rules in society. The role of rule-enforcement in society is to punish whatever the individual agent perceives as deviance, not to enforce the law or to "serve and protect."