A Filtering Sytem
Submitted by PrinzessMEH on 06/30/2008 05:21 PM
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A Filtering Sytem
“A World without Unproductive and Insignificant Laws”
Once upon a time on a sunny Tuesday morning, a harmless citizen parks his brand new Mercedes Benz in front of an office building in downtown Dayton. As the man starts walking towards the building, a police officer stops and questions him. “Hi,” the police officer declares, “Do you realize that section fifty of the Dayton City Code prevents you from leaving your vehicle in that parking space?” Bewildered, the man proclaims, “Officer I have parked in that same spot every morning for the last 10 years.” Unfortunately, the man’s plea fails, and the officer fines the owner of the vehicle one hundred dollars. Unknown to the citizen, the parking place was designated by law as an area for a hitching post for horses back in the 1800’s. Therefore, the officer was only enforcing the law, and his actions against the violator were completely legal. Now there is an innocent citizen who is angry at the system, and Utopia has been disrupted.
Does this scenario seem ridiculous? Actually, situations similar to this occur all the time. People can become victims of ridiculous laws that should have been done away with a long time ago.
In our Utopia there would be a filtration system of government that constantly sorts through the laws keeping them updated, and effective. Laws are kept circulating instead of lying forgotten somewhere in dust covered books. As a result, the system lowers crime rate, unemployment, and increases unity among the population of our Utopia. More jobs are available, because of all the help needed to run the system effectively and on time. Crime rate diminishes since more time is allotted for improving and creating laws that manage criminal behavior. Unity progressively increases as people no longer are able to use “hidden” laws, because they are aggravated and want to seek revenge through the lawmaking system. In other words, you cannot sue your wife who goes...
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