Rules and Authority

             Many things in life are related to each other, or I should say based on each other. Examples are like a banana and an apple; they are related because they are both fruits. Or another would be a Bull dog and a Shiatsu, because they are both types of dog. But there are far more important relations than those two examples. A relation such as rules and authority. Rules are kind of like guidelines, except for you have to follow them in order to ensure safety or anything else depending on what kind of rule it is. Authority is enforcing those rules. So you could say, authority is mainly based on rules. By avoiding authority you are breaking the rules which could cause much trouble as in what happened to me.
             Following rules is as important as doing anything else, if even more important. Imagine a world that was recreated and had no rules at all. There would be mayhem left and right, a surplus amount of more deaths, and most likely the end of the human race. Many people break rules, but they are the smaller less important rules. Major rules are qualified as laws. If more and more people every day were to break laws, our world would soon be one of those creative worlds that didn't have any rules. Things are posted everywhere that are rules and you don't notice. "No skateboarding, roller blading, or bicycles allowed" signs are rules just put on a sign. Handicapped signs are rules added with a fine. Following rules shapes your attitude and self figure.
             Listening to authority is as important as following rules. In my idea, authority is like walking rules, except they have the normal functions of humans also. That wasn't to insult Police or any other authority. A while back, I was skating at the high loading dock behind the newly build Publix. I had been told not to skate there one day, but STILL decided to skate there the next. That is being disrespectful to authority. But...the next day a lady stepped out
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