Are rules important?

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Hello everyone!!
The world with no rules in twenty four hours will be dependent on the percentage of individuals who want the world to be a better place and those who are ready to make the world end.
It is obvious that the percentage of the bad guys is more compared to the good guys, definitely they will be disastrous happenings leading to different unpleasant situations.

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To the good guys it will be a means of cutting down unnecessary procedures which may have hindered them in carrying out a specific task or better ease the procedure. Most times a question run through my mind asking myself that "do we still have good people in this world?" If careful analysis will be carried, it will be observed that everyone has one or two intensions he or she would have wanted to carry out but because of the restrictions involved it wouldn't take place.

The want to explore all this intensions as a result of no rules in the world will lead to complete disorder in various aspects.
With no rules in the world no one will be afraid of being caught. Even though some individuals choose not to abide by the rules we have now.

Without the fear of being caught as a result of no rules the following will take place:

1. Open Robbery.
They will be tremendous increase in the rate of robbery which will lead to loss of life and property causing pain to those affected.

2. Complete intimidation.
Here the though guys will be threat to the feeble making movement fearful. In situations were someone will steal from you and you finally come in contact with the person to get what he or she stole, you may end up beaten by the theif when you are not strong.
Those who see themselves as the strong one's may likely get themselves shot to dead.

3. Pollution.
All forms of pollution will be experienced in the 24hrs of no rules, pollutions like:
•Noise pollution
•Litter pollution and others.
For those of us who either hate noise or littering when you react, you get yourself beaten or killed.

In summary there will be increased rate of pollution, stealing, robbery, traffic and death.
Therefore my answer is "yes."

Thank you the moderators for such an initiative and those who took time to read.
Your friend isaacngore@isaacngore.

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