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<blockquote data-quote="nevin" data-source="post: 8769981" data-attributes="member: 7024481">One you've conflated good with law.&nbsp; you can be good and disagree with a law.&nbsp; A CG person will ignore laws that they think are unjust. this get's displayed in our society in things like Juries refusing to find a defendant guilty even though the evidence is overwhelming., because they don't think the crime should be a crime.&nbsp;&nbsp; Not respecting the law is far different than actively breaking it.&nbsp; &nbsp; I do agree that most 1st world societies are very lawful and ordered and people tend to equate law with good, till the laws get out of control which they envitably do.not respecting law and doing things that hurt other people are not the same thing.&nbsp;&nbsp; In fact Elven societies are more like the Old Celtic societies.&nbsp; Leaders were elected, Warriors could refuse to follow leaders they didn't trust or like.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nevin, post: 8769981, member: 7024481"] One you've conflated good with law. you can be good and disagree with a law. A CG person will ignore laws that they think are unjust. this get's displayed in our society in things like Juries refusing to find a defendant guilty even though the evidence is overwhelming., because they don't think the crime should be a crime. Not respecting the law is far different than actively breaking it. I do agree that most 1st world societies are very lawful and ordered and people tend to equate law with good, till the laws get out of control which they envitably do. not respecting law and doing things that hurt other people are not the same thing. In fact Elven societies are more like the Old Celtic societies. Leaders were elected, Warriors could refuse to follow leaders they didn't trust or like. [/QUOTE]

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