What outrageous law or laws would you REFUSE to obey?

[mopaul]

say for instance a draft. would you just obey? or if your girlfriend had an unwanted pregnancy and bushco's zealots tried to prevent any abortions? would you obey the law, or not?

at what point, and at which outrage would you finally put your foot down and say, 'fuck this'?

[shadowknows69]

1. Marijuana laws

fuck that. "Up in smoke...that's where my troubles go..."

[mopaul]

2. i've refused to obey that law for decades now

and jaywalking, NO ONE will stop me from jaywalking except maybe over my dead flattened out body.

[Swamp Rat]

3. LOL!

That's NOT funny! :D

[shadowknows69]

17. Aint civil disobedience fun

I like my civil disobedience to be green and sticky.

[joeystoy]

4. Laws we should ignore.

Income tax. A violation of my fundamental right to privacy.

[ComerPerro]

8. That's cool. Just don't drive on my roads or send your kids to my schools.

[Bassic]

12. Or take part in any social program whatsoever.

Like it or not income tax has it's reasons for being.

[ComerPerro]

16. Yeah. So I guess the poster will have to stay out of our national parks

and probably shouldn't let themselves or their children apply for student loans.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

5. Any law restricting

my religious liberty or my freedom of speech.

[wli]

6. I hate to admit it

But I'm not that brave. I'd obey the law.

[MercutioATC]

7. Don't be too hard on yourself...I do, too.

As a federal employee, I have very little choice.

I expect I'll be that way for the next 10 years, 8 months, and 28 days (when I retire).

[ComerPerro]

9. Wouldn't ask my girlfriend to disobey an anti-abortion law

mainly because I wouldn't be sure she could have it done safely.

[DanCa]

10. I would never ever ever carry a gun.....

But at the same time if you wanted to I wouldnt stand in the way.

[msrbly]

11. That silly seatbelt law!

This is a silly law completely written by insurance companies. I should be able to choose if I want to wear it or not and I shouldn't be forced to. What's next? Are they going to make us wear sunscreen when we go outside to prevent skin cancer?

[Liberal_Andy]

18. hope you have no dependents, or lots of insurance

:argh:

[TahitiNut]

13. Criminalization of flag-burning

I've never burnt a US flag in protest. If the (so-called) 'anti-desecration' amendment passes, I'll be buying small flags by the gross and burning them in protest EVERY FUCKING WEEK!

[DanCa]

14. National church

I believe in god but I dont know what I'd do if that freak turns Fristianity into a national cult. .

[shadowknows69]

19. I got news for you

December 25th. It's already a national cult.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

15. Burned my draft card in '67. Now I support the draft.

Ironically, I now favor the draft and would encourage disobedience to it if it came back. There's nothing like having to unwillingly hump a ruck and risk your neck to sharpen one's sensibilities about war.

Note: Burning my draft card at a demonstration wasn't all that heroic on my part. I'd already put in my four years of slavery to the state.

[ArkDem]

20. The assault and battery laws. There is no good reason to

contain anger. It can be greatly detrimental to one's health.