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I've heard it articulated as "There are no rules, only consequences." which I take to refer to the Legal Realism idea that the rules are just what we bind each
by delusional 2y ago
I've heard it articulated as "There are no rules, only consequences." which I take to refer to the Legal Realism idea that the rules are just what we bind each other to. The written rules only matter if some "powerful" entity (like the government, or a mob, or civil court) is committed to holding you to them.
- jkirsteins 2y ago> There are no rules, only consequences I understand this as "if you're willing to suffer the consequences, then there is no rule." E.g. a millionaire might be fine getting a speeding ticket, so that particular rule might as well not exist (except in Finland? where they scale speeding tickets to income)
- kwhitefoot 2y agoEven then it still hurts the millionaire less than the ordinary person.