Why do some laws exist if everyone is expected to just break them?
Why do some laws exist if everyone is expected to just break them?
Example: Traffic Speed. Everyone always exceed the speed limit on highways. Why do we still have the limit? Like, either enforce it, or remove it. This stuff doesn't make sense at all.
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All laws exist because someone is expected to break them. They're created when someone does something unexpected. They're (sometimes) removed when nobody is expected to break them anymore.
Like how racism doesn't exist anymore, so we can get rid of DEI!
If only that were the claim.
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