> To have a functioning civil society, you actually need the opposite of what you're saying. You need a collective general trust that people will follow the rul

> To have a functioning civil society, you actually need the opposite of what you're saying. You need a collective general trust that people will follow the rules regardless of what they think is "the right thing." That implies that there is a collective general trust that when the rules are not the right thing that they can be addressed.