> We have a system of rules that must be enforced equally, for the good of all of us. Off the top of my head, here are some ways that laws have been broken: *

> We have a system of rules that must be enforced equally, for the good of all of us. Off the top of my head, here are some ways that laws have been broken: * By refusing to sit at the back of the bus. * By refusing to pay taxes on tea. * By housing Jewish refugees. * By helping runaway slaves. * By marrying someone of a different ethnicity than your own. * By declaring a country's independence. * By telling people what their government was doing. * By writing software that could be covered by patents. Not all of these had or could have had a resolution in courts. Breaking laws is sometimes the only way to make any progress. In conclusion, laws should be broken when they are unjust. For the good of us all.