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I couldn't disagree harder with your assertion that society exists independently of the humans in it. Remove the human element from society and you're left with

I couldn't disagree harder with your assertion that society exists independently of the humans in it. Remove the human element from society and you're left with an inhumane society. A system that comes before the people in it. That then leads to perverse conclusions such as the idea that a gross violation against an individual member of society is not a violation against society, and conversely, that there can exist crimes against society that doesn't actually hurt any members of it (such as non-violent possession of drugs).

hrkristian 13y ago
You completely misread everything in my comment. That is actually quite impressive seeing as I explicitly stated in summation what I meant, I feel I shouldn't have to explain myself because of a lack of reading comprehension but here goes. > not just a reflection of human nature I acknowledge the human element, I should think no-one believes a construct doesn't reflect the maker, but society like any invention is also more than that.