What do you do if you disagree with laws such as state laws?

[Anonymous]

As it is the right of self defense needs to be federal law. As it is in countries like the United States, right of self defense needs to be federal law. What I mean is everyone has the right to defend themselves regardless of which state you reside in or at. Self defense should be a right in countries whether in the United States or outside of the country. For me, if I need to defend myself I’ll do it whether it’s legal or not by the government. I’m not afraid to speak against tyranny.

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+1 y

I agree with Rosa Parks quote (Don’t be afraid to do what’s right). The thing is she should have never been in jail in the first place. If I was her, I’d have rather went to jail than give up my seat.

[jennifer_bloom]

I don't view the legal system as a representation of God's will, I view it as a servile business where powerful people exert control over paid subjects. There is too much injustice in the legal system for it to be a religious order where humans dignity is protected and enriched.

[zagor]

A lot of laws are passed because someone is giving money and/or political support to some politician (s). And the members of their party are afraid to vote against them because they are afraid they would then respond by not supporting their legislation. It is especially bad when one party dominates the state legislature.

[strateguy632]

in u. s. we have personal freedom. but if i don't like the rule: no turn on red i submit. but what is considered "right" or just preference?