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RE: Steemit Basic Income Giveaway (Rules and Laws)

in #newbiegames • 6 years ago

@bengy, you've highlighted the Practical subject and it's really important to understand the basic nature of Rules, Regulations and Laws in common. Rules have to be both concrete and as an guideline as per the nature of the situation.

But important thing is, when Law Makers are making an particular law may be it can be an concrete law or just an guideline, in my opinion there should be space for the workshop and that means, we have to spread the message with common public also through work shops, this way law makers can develop an integrity with the common public.

But, in my opinion truth is opposite, means most of the time we saw that, in some cases law makers compromise one law breaking act in exchange of money and it's not good because, it's sending an picture outside as, if you don't have enough money or you are not wealthy then you will be dominated by the law makers no matter how small law is broke, same way if you are wealthy then in some cases you will get the chance of compromise in exchange of money.

The concept of Rules and laws are really simple but in my opinion law makers are making it more complex because they are moulding the rules as per their benefits and inturn it's not benefiting common public. Let's hope that both common people and law makers will maintain the integrity towards the Rules and Laws.

Wishing you an great day and stay blessed. 🙂

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     6 years ago  

    Yes, I think I agree with what you are putting forward. Laws and rules should be concrete (although the application of penalties might be open to discretion), but as you point out, the way that laws are initially crafted can be open to corruption.

    It is a big problem, especially when you see the revolving door of politicians being offered jobs in the very industries that they passed laws for. Hopefully it is a problem that could be fixed with some tweaks to our democratic systems of governance...

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      Yes, and only raising questions and standing against when we see flaws in laws will lead to the improvement, if we ignore the flaws then it's open to expand. Stay blessed. 🙂

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