Why are there lawbreakers still?

[ironmack08]

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ikaw ray nitubag sa imung pangutana TS..."we are all capable of making mistakes" .... maski pag kabaw nata sa consequence...if ang result sa imung gibuhat kay makahatag ug greater advantage nimo, maski sayop kay buhaton jud, regardless if we know the consequence or not.....

[iheartnoelle]

ikaw ray nitubag sa imung pangutana TS..."we are all capable of making mistakes" .... maski pag kabaw nata sa consequence...if ang result sa imung gibuhat kay makahatag ug greater advantage nimo, maski sayop kay buhaton jud, regardless if we know the consequence or not.....

then i guess we can't really blame the politicians then for being so corrupt, right?...kay even ordinary citizens who knows the consequences still do those things kay advantageous man for them...or what the previous comments said, it's a necessary evil...

[iheartnoelle]

pang gen.discussion mni,anyway for as long as naay balaod na pwed mahangyo,then di jud na ma wla ang mga lawbreakers.tsk tsk

i guess mao sad nah...make the rules and then circumvent them any way possible...

[iheartnoelle]

negative and positive,good and evil and kung naa lawmaker naa gyud lawbreaker..

so everything has to be balanced gyud noh?...hmm...then we can't really ever know real peace...kay if there will always be war...that's depressing to know

[FAQ]

Because LAWS aren't meant to be blindly followed but serves as our guide . If you just blindly follow the laws , you are staying away from common sense , your own thoughts and beliefs , and fairness . You have to keep in mind that there are consequences of whatever you do not only breaking the law .

[Sureno13]

Thats what i mostly heard 'basta bawal lami/nindot'.

[brian joshua]

ay pagsure ts ui? basin 13 years old pa ka ha?

[ryeaka]

mas lami man daw na ang bawal... lol

[psyche54]

I guess it's all about the excitement of not getting caught...

Just my 2 cents though....

[machinecult]

One symptom of a corrupt nation is when it has too many laws or its lawmakers bent or distort freedoms and rights for their own agenda. For example, in the US, people have lost their jobs because they called a fellow worker gay even in private conversation. It's happening.

We could be penalized for the most natural and mundane things the state has considered criminal offense. If they criminalized smoking cigarettes in the streets for reason its 'unhealthy' (even though this is personal responsibility issue) maybe ten years from now they'll ban red meat for the same reasons.

"In a state where corruption abounds, laws must be very numerous." -- Tacitus (AD 56 – AD 117)