If Everything were ILLEGAL?

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What would it look like if everything were illegal? Let's imagine a society where everything is illegal, and where anyone, anywhere could get punished, by any degree, for anything, that their masters choose to impose on them. What would this society look like?

SURPRIZE: EVERYTHING IS ALREADY ILLEGAL!

Yes, it would look exactly like today's society, since everything is already illegal. I am not exagerating here, I am literally saying this to be the case. And it's really just a question of interpretation and enforcement, that will define whether somebody will end up prosecuted or not.

For instance, imagine the average day of an average citizen in an average western country. Doesn't have to be US, just pick any country, since your average laws are pretty similar. So what does an average person do in his average day:

Wake up, go to bathroom, clean himself, take a shower, eat breakfast, and goes to work
Drives to work, or takes the bus or a taxi
Works 8-10 hours
Comes home with some transportation vehicle
Takes a shower, eats food
Goes shopping, goes to the bank takes out or deposits money
Go online and upload or post something to Facebook
Meets with some friends at night and go out either to a party or just a local bar to have a beer and talk with friends
Goes to sleep

Ok so this is the average routine of your average person. Well, there was a law study demonstrating that an average person commits about 3-4 felonies a day, on average. Just by doing this routine.

So what can possibly be an illegal activity in this basic daily routine? Well let's take a look:

Waking up early and taking a shower is noisy, there are "silence hour laws" in many EU countries. So if you make noise at 5 am by taking a shower, so that is a crime. (I am not making this up, go look up Noise Pollution Laws)
There is no way you won't break a driving regulation if you drive a car. The driving regulation books are usually 300 pages long, and not even the cops know them all, so how can your average driver know them? So you will probably break many driving regulations by driving a car.
If you use mass transportation and carry a heavy suitcase, that is illegal in several EU countries. It is also illegal to carry a pet on a bus, or to board the bus if your shoe is dirty (like if you accidentally stepped in mud), and so on. These are all illegal.
There is also a high probability that your employer also breaks many work related laws, and in some countries you are an accomplice if you don't report him or carry our his illegal orders, even if you don't know they are. Like if your employer pays you 100$ bonus in cash, and he doesn't pay taxes on that, you are also likely committing a felony even if you didn't know that he didn't paid taxes on that. Just by accepting that money. Again this varies from country to country, but it's usually true.
Did you know that in several EU countries, paying more than 500 EUR in cash is illegal. You must use a bank card. So if you go to a restaurant or go shopping and shop over 500 EUR and you try to pay with cash, that is basically a crime in some countries.
Also if you deposit cash money in a bank, especially that 100$ that your employer gave to you, it can be interpreted as structuring, which is a felony. Also paying with scratched, torn, or dirty banknotes is also illegal.
Then you go online and write or upload some thing to Facebook, where many people were prosecuted for writing illegal things like "hate speech" , "criticising politicians" , "criticizing cops" and so on:
Then you meet your friends for a drink. But many EU countries have laws against drinking outside. Even carrying out a glass of beer is illegal. I am not joking, I have been fined for this for fuck sake. Also smoking in public is also illegal in many countries. Not to mention watching some sports game and being loud is also illegal.
Then you go home and try to watch some TV, but if your TV is too loud, that is also a crime.

So yes, even your basic average day, is full of illegal activities. I am not a lawyer, but ask any lawyer and they will confirm this.

So this is what I was emphasizing in my last post, saying that everything is already illegal.

https://steemit.com/government/@profitgenerator/law-and-order

You have about 1,000,000 laws on the books, and all laws are very broadly defined so it's really up to the mood of the cop, the prosecutor and the judge if they will sentence you or not.

Your only luck is for not being prosecuted on these if you behave nicely like a good slave. And hope that they won't start enforcing them seriously.

But with all this surveillance technology, it is very easy to identify all perpetrators, and 60-70% of the population can easily get a life sentence if you add up all their crimes. But since it's logistically impossible to prosecute 70% of the population, and there is no room for them in prison.

Therefore we will all end up in NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMPS!

I have warned people already, this is the endgame of government tyranny. Everything is illegal, laws are enforced arbitrarily, and when they do start enforcing them en masse, we will all end up in Nazi gas chambers, if we don't stop this.

This is the ultimate endgame of this fascistic tyranny machine. This is what Hitler did, this is what Stalin did, and all other tyrants throughout history. They didn't make up new laws, they just started enforcing existing laws.

The Nuremberg Laws were basically just a reinterpretation of old Prussian martial law (since Hitler declared martial law before issuing them).

This is how the government works. And this is how easily tyranny can happen. Tyranny itself is always legal from their point of view.

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