Reasons Why The Law Is An Ass
All throughout the history of civilization the main priority of society has been to abide by a universal policy of anti-heresy, coupled with ultra-conformity.
That's always been the one actual "law" of any and all lands. Not to act or speak too defiantly toward and of the social norms, popular opinions and the ubiquitous dogmas of one's own culture.
Although never actually written or officially enacted, it's the primary undercurrent of the majority of laws that DO end up on-the-books, the exception being the "red herring" laws: those that focus on "public health and safety" as well as those that cater to select "special interest" groups. But those laws are mainly to give the impression that one's society actually "cares about" their individual concerns, when a society's main function is ALWAYS to keep their citizens under control and in bondage.
And, once written and enacted, even the best-intended law becomes "set in stone": inflexible, with only its own clinical definitions being its biggest and main priority ...unable to accommodate unusual and extreme circumstances, expecting unconditional compliance regardless of one's situation at any given point in time.
Remember: Lawmakers are "gated community"-bred "trophy" bastards living in their own elitist microcosmic bubbles who haven't the slightest idea how the rest of us live or of what we have to deal with on a day-to-day basis.
All throughout the history of civilization the main priority of society has been to abide by a universal policy of anti-heresy, coupled with ultra-conformity.
That's always been the one actual "law" of any and all lands. Not to act or speak too defiantly toward and of the social norms, popular opinions and the ubiquitous dogmas of one's own culture.
Although never actually written or officially enacted, it's the primary undercurrent of the majority of laws that DO end up on-the-books, the exception being the "red herring" laws: those that focus on "public health and safety" as well as those that cater to select "special interest" groups. But those laws are mainly to give the impression that one's society actually "cares about" their individual concerns, when a society's main function is ALWAYS to keep their citizens under control and in bondage.
And, once written and enacted, even the best-intended law becomes "set in stone": inflexible, with only its own clinical definitions being its biggest and main priority ...unable to accommodate unusual and extreme circumstances, expecting unconditional compliance regardless of one's situation at any given point in time.
Remember: Lawmakers are "gated community"-bred "trophy" bastards living in their own elitist microcosmic bubbles who haven't the slightest idea how the rest of us live or of what we have to deal with on a day-to-day basis.
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