What would happen If there were no rules in your society?

Answer 1

Rules are meant to bring harmony in the society among the humans of different culture and different traits with their dissimilar thinking pattern. No Rule means No control and then the chances would be increase for the violation or values and norms and this could lead to chaos.

Answer 2

Somewhere along the throng of people confused as to what direction they are going to go, and the bickering settles, one person will be "nominated" to be a leader and his direction will make some sense to a few of the crowd, where the rest will eventually fall in agreement, making an autocracy. Until the next "Boston Tea Party"...

No Longer a CountryA country without a form of government is no longer a country. There is no one to represent the area and no one to coordinate what is happening in that area. There would be no government services of any type, no regulation, and no schools. Other countries would no longer wish to work with these people without a central authority to back them up.

The reality is that the surrounding countries would fill the vacuum and take over the area by offering services.

A Free Country

People don't need to be told to get up and go to work everyday, and to care for their children and to pay the rent. Businesses don't need a government to tell them to do business with other firms both foreign and domestic. The only thing a society needs is to have their civil liberties protected and their person secure so they are free to purse life, liberty and happiness. To those ends a government could provide a national defense and a court system to arbitrate an accusations of violations of civil liberties. But it doesn't have to be a federal government but rather a state and/or local government that is smaller and easier to administer.

Some libertarians say the government has 3 main jobs defense from outside forces, police to protect against inside forces and and courts to help in settling distutes. I say these things are so important that the market could do a better job. There does not have to be a final "Judge". If everything is privately owned this includes roads and waterways this would give more reasons for the owners to take carry of them. As long as ever is run by one group then there is no reason to improve services. We don't need rulers just more leaders. Anarchy, pure chaos and bigger problems

Answer 3

I believe and think, that rules are calling us to obedience and through our obedience, we could have a relationship with the people who would make it for us to follow. By obeying their call to take care of something, we learn more about them and can grow in understanding of their heart and desires for our lives. Someone told me, obedience also leads to personal growth. The call to obedience is for our benefit. Everywhere we go there are rules—at school, at home, in church, in the barangay. For me, they are not important if they make our life difficult and so should eliminate, or otherwise; they could make our life more peaceful and orderly.

Answer 4

Without rules, society would likely descend into chaos and anarchy, with individuals competing for resources and power without any overarching structure to maintain order and resolve conflicts. This could lead to widespread violence, instability, and the breakdown of social institutions.

Answer 5

Without rules and regulation in our society of course there will be no unity.😊