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Is it better to have a society where the laws are always fair but people don’t always follow them, or a society where people always follow the laws but the laws aren’t always fair? Why?
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Is it better to have a society where the laws are always fair but people don’t always follow them, or a society where people always follow the laws but the laws aren’t always fair? Why?

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A society where the rules are always fair but people don't follow them.

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Unfair laws can put an innocent person in jail and executed for stealing candy whereas someone not following laws and stealing candy is still protected by "no cruel or unusual punishment"

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