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It's not implying anything. It's explicitly telling "We as a society have decided for you" This is literally what law is. A social construct to codify (and ena
by Jenk 3y ago
It's not implying anything. It's explicitly telling "We as a society have decided for you"
This is literally what law is. A social construct to codify (and enable the enforcement of) what is deemed moral vs amoral.
- bheadmaster 3y ago> We as a society have decided for you Which implies that someone else had the freedom to decide what's good for you. Society is just a bunch of other people.
- Jenk 3y agoYa, the majority of society (or not in many cases of authoritarian states across the globe, but I digress). You appear to be trying to paint some kind on complex philosophical picture where it just simply doesn't exist. Law is the codification, and ratification, of what society deems ethical/moral behaviour. Unless you are about to start declaring some magic creates law, no shit it comes from people.