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As long as there are 2 or more people living and co-exiting side by side, there have to be rules. Rules are a lot like manners. They are a courtesy to other people. Without rules anarchy reins.

Of course, the more people means more complex and just more rules. Dealing with numerous personalities always results in more rules or what we now call laws. To some these rules may seem restrictive but without them the alternative is much worse.

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Without rules there would be chaos in the world. Imagine trying to go through an intersection with no lights or no traffic rules while driving. People would be having accidents all the time. The same with other parts of society. For a society to function there is a need for rules so everyone knows what is right or wrong.

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yOU CAN GET HURT IF YOU DON'T.

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so you will know what you are doing

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so no one gets hurt

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