Sunday 9 June 2013


It seems that people don't like rules as they represent a kind of restrictions, but in fact life can't be organized without rules. People always need rules and laws to be able to live and deal together. Can you imagine even a game without rules; of course it will be a kind of mess. When they are playing a game, they must follow its rules or it will be unfair. Also everything in our life should be restricted with rules or it becomes a mess and unfair. If there are no rules and everyone is free to do whatever they want, most people will probably behave selfishly. We need rules to help us get a long together and show respect to each other.

For example in schools, if a student ignores rule against talking in class, the teacher will not be able to achieve his goal and other students can't concentrate. Drivers who don't follow traffic laws can cause serious accidents. Doctors, engineers, farmers, everyone in the society must behave under rules. Most things we do are governed by rules which may be unwritten like the rules of social politeness and back up by the legal system.

All the rules and laws have the same purpose. They organized the relations between individuals and the society to make it clear what is right and wrong and what happens if someone breaks the rules. They are designed to ensure fairness, safety and respect for other people's right.

Most of us are basically honest, and knowing the rules means that we usually try to follow them. One reason we do is to avoid punishment, but the strongest argument for following the rules is to make the world peaceful and fair.

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  5. How about the masses of unfair rules and laws? This essay ignores all of those, what an absurd notion it is to postulate that all rules are created by governing bodies with the aim of ensuring fairness. The business of the powerful has always been first to stay in power. Creators of rules are not those long remembered, those that break them ARE. The essence of revolution is to smash those powers that be and the rules that keep them there. As an American, I'm innately sympathetic to revolutionaries....

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