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**GZFL2tDA** · 10-03-2007, 01:06 AM

Originally posted by Provost Harrison
Teenagers breaking rules and testing the water...well I never. An excellent opportunity to learn about consequences.

How and whether people comply with the rules is not what I am concerned with - it seems like they are prepared to coerce people into following them. But I just don't see any value or importance to the rules in the first place. I am concerned with the following of the rules and people are "coerced" every day into following all kinds of rules. If they/you/we don't like a rule for whatever reason there are proper ways to change them. If civil disobedience is your route then be prepared to get hassled by "the man".

10-03-2007, 01:06 AM	#6
GZFL2tDA Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 351 Senior Member	Originally posted by Provost Harrison Teenagers breaking rules and testing the water...well I never. An excellent opportunity to learn about consequences. How and whether people comply with the rules is not what I am concerned with - it seems like they are prepared to coerce people into following them. But I just don't see any value or importance to the rules in the first place. I am concerned with the following of the rules and people are "coerced" every day into following all kinds of rules. If they/you/we don't like a rule for whatever reason there are proper ways to change them. If civil disobedience is your route then be prepared to get hassled by "the man".
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