The foundation of law and order is ethics
These days, there are a million individuals all around us, and as we live, we learn how important laws and regulations are to our daily lives. No doubt, everyone's life is valuable, but don't you believe that every life has some obligations to maintain those laws and order too? Saying that rules are made to be disobeyed is humorous because, in some cases, you're not supposed to be the one suffering. It feels cool to say, Don't lecture me about morals and ethics. It's funny to say that rules are meant to be broken since sometimes you're not supposed to be the one who suffers. Saying something like, "Don't lecture me about morals and ethics," feels cool and childish sometimes, while The entire narrative abruptly shifts when your perspective shifts and you find yourself in the victim role. For example, what would you think if someone suddenly struck you from the wrong side of the road when you were ostensibly passing it? Don't you think you will speak loudly? What is the precise first phrase that comes out of your lips right away in that situation? Just imagine. Ignorant, can't you see? Are you that blind, fool? Is it not you who's making remarks now in that situation? This is how karma works. Aren't you the one who's been telling others that laws and orders are not meant for you? Then why are you now shouting abruptly and dragging others into the situation? They were also speaking the same language as you; for them also, the rules are baseless.
A fundamental component of law and order is ethics. A reminder of their needs is the manner in which you require morality, ethics, and law and order. You can't just talk badly to someone because that's what you want to do.
Ethics are vital to society; they are not merely a subject that should be studied in books; in order for society to run smoothly, ethics must be applied in real life.
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