what current laws do you feel are morally wrong. whould u be justified by breaking these laws? why?
370885
I think it is wrong to tell me I have to wear a seat belt when driving in my car.  How is that endangering anyone elses life but my own.  I realize that we as humans should wear them to prevent our family heart break over losing a loved one however who is the government to tell me I have to.  Another law that is wrong is the one they passed in Texas not to long ago but retracted due to public out cry.  The police went into the local bars and arrested people for being drunk in public.  They feel that this is a preventive measure against drunk driving.  They arrested people who had designated drivers.  This is F**Ked up!!!  What is next Someone will get arrested for public urination at Barnes and noble because Barnes and Noble is a public place and it is a public restroom.  We as people should know better than to go to the bar to drink or to use a public restroom.
871008
the law has developed to try to mainetain order and is based larely on what is acceptable to society and business. i do not believe religion has much part in it as many of the more morally based laws are fundermental and instinctive. for example murder is a criminal offence, it is moral but not just religious. laws should be based partly on morals but should also be based on common sense, and what is generally best for firms and society as a whole.
352379
Vagrancy law not every one has a place to stay or money....It just gives the cops the right to harass the homeless..\n2)The law that removed entrapment laws.... Now cops can set you up even when you are doing nothing wrong....\n\nA law I have already broken is murder and I felt very justified ....I killed a sorry child molester ...And I was very ready to do the time for breaking that law...\nBut the Jury agreed it was justified I only did 30days in jail and got a fine....But I was willin to do life for that cause...\nDon't you just love plea bargans
340399
It's dishonest and morally wrong whether there are laws or not.
1026720
I believe you are being moral..they are two totally different issues to deal with..and both have options and room for opinions..=)
385429
No, I don't think so! The point is, is that you broke the law. It may be considered but just because your a good person, it doesn't mean that you may be go.
446204
In a ideal situation we should remove the laws that restrict posession by law abiding citizens.\n\nBut more importantly...\n\nENFORCE the laws we already have.
858184
its not immoral.. society wants us to think it is because the majority of people cant accept what they dont understand. They fear people who are not like them and therefore need to villify us because we do not fit the cookie cutter standards.
464614
THey do these thing because they are selfish and inconsideragte. The laws are in place for a reason. Breaking them does not signal the ned for their abolition.
776901
I do not like or dislike a person based on whether they are doing something illegal.  I base it on whether they are doing something wrong.\n\nWe need to keep in mind that illegal and immoral are two different things, not necessarily coordinate.  After a law is changed, we sit back and admire the courage of those who defy it.  So why not before, when you know the law is wrong?\n\nIt is wrong to make it so hard for people to come to America and work honestly for a living, pay taxes and look forward to taking the citizenship test.  I will grant you it is irritating to pay taxes to support schooling and health care for illegals; but it is just as irritating to pay taxes to support schooling and health care for citizens who can support themselves but don't.  So what's the difference?  That part is the government's fault, not your maid's or your gardener's.
252430
This is the way I view things.  I wasn't around when they made the laws therefore I don't think it's fair that I have to abide by the ones I don't agree with.  If I feel like a law needs to be changed or if I want to make something made legal that isn't then I will try for it.  I will fight and get petitions and go to meetings for my cause.  However, if I still don't get my way I'll do what I want. I will continue to do illegal acts or whatever the circumstance may be.  I would never put anyone in harm's way but if I feel there is a stupid law I shouldn't have to abide by then I don't.  I may have to suffer the consequences but I will fight for my beliefs.
716380
I am a conservative but I am here to tell you that you cannot legislate morals. It is just not going to happen. The problem I see with our society today is that we are taking away personal responsibility. When people are not held accountable for their actions morality will indeed suffer. I think this is not a conservative or liberal problem, but rather a societal one. We are allowing our children to drown themselves in video games and endless hours of television. We spend less quality family time and expect the schools to teach morality, but at the same time hamstring their ability to enforce discipline in our classrooms. Rather than address behavioral problems we now medicate them. The list of problems goes on and on. Just blaming one side or the other is useless when what we really need to do is come together in the name of finding common sense solutions.
52406
It is morally wrong, your stealing something from someone who is paying for it and stealing bandwith from their service provider.\n\nLegally has yet to be determined, I bet a prosecutor could make a pretty good arguement that it is at least theft of services, the article below give a pretty good synopsis of the question.
773960
Yes. By using the example of the immorality of others, feel free to commit crimes. Sheesh.
915672
although beating someone, yes, i guess is moraly wrong . i can see why you might want to smack a ho every now and then.
513252
It's illegal.\n\nPeople who casually break the law purely for their own pleasure are poor citizens.
648681
it is immoral but not illegal