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Accordingto this statement, it is our responsibility to not only obey just laws, butmore important, to disobey the unjust one. Although it is too extreme bycategorizing laws in just and unjust laws, and even harmful by potentialmisleading us to resist laws, on balance I concede that we should obey the lawswhich precondition is fair and just to every; otherwise, the world around uswould be on a slippery slope toward disorder.
Tobegin with, the judgment of whether laws are just or unjust is a sophisticatedjob. The fairness of any a law depends largely on individual ideology-therebyany a political system has their justifiable requirement on laws which could beviewed unjust by communities with other stands. Consider, for example, the controversialargument of execution, some anyone with their particular system tend to viewdeath penalty only the mechanical compliance of old proverb “ return like forlike ”, and it is inhuman, even unjust. While individuals with the other standsview it is a necessary part in inhibition egregious criminal conduct. Generalspeaking, the fairness of judgment is subjective, depending largely on theaffection of political system.
Inaddition, since laws are built up which represents the majority interest, it isquit possible to ignore the interest of a few people-thus the means of unjustborn. For instance, in the year of 2005, our local government regulated thepoisonous gas a huge chemistry plant emitted into air for the nearby residents’health. Whereas over 1,400 employees lost their jobs due to obey this regulation,and the price of its production had increased from 85 Yuan per kilogram to 156per kilogram that might be costly a lot for its relative company. Yet the endresult of disobedience on the “unjust decree” by strike, for maintaining thecompanies’ interest, is to perpetuate this regulation. General speaking, lawsare subjective which presents the public interest, so it is unavoidable to hurtthe interest of some individuals by no means of “unjust”.
Admittedly,it should be confessed that we should obey the just laws. Confucius, the greatideologist, educationist and philosopher of ancient China, always saying (and Iparaphrase): “laws abiding spirit is a foundation stone to maintain thedevelopment of country. It is only because of observation of laws canfacilitate social unification, harmony, and stability that provide necessaryimpetus for the prosperity of a nation.” This illustrates the point that thespirit of laws abiding can lend great credence to the progress of our society,whereas without this spirit by justifying disobedience one sort of law we willfind ourselves on the edge to abandon observation all kinds of laws that isinevitable to facilitate the trend toward anarchism, and its byproduct of socialturbulence, monetary inflation, as well as production wreck.
Inconclusion, as the offspring of individual ideology, it is impossible to establishan immovable standard for the laws that suit to any political system andindividual interest. Actually, the security of individual and community areboth calling for the protection of law-thereby abiding laws is our inextricablyresponsibility.