LAW

If 'rights' don't exist, and there is no authority above you, you're free to do what you want.

And so is everybody else.

But what if someone wants to do something that stops you doing what you want?

Whose choice takes priority?

Life is a constant, unmanageable negotiation between what everyone wants and what everyone else wants.

There's no way to safely legislate the infinite choices of several billion people: Who has the wisdom and impartiality to make our choices for us and not prioritise their own interests over ours?

Choices, like thoughts and feelings are the responsibility of the individual alone, and no one else can be held accountable for them, and no one can take them away from us.

As there is nothing tangible about thoughts, feelings and choices, only when someone’s actions cause harm to people or property can we objectively measure the impact.

Instead of trying to list every subjective preference into law just to avoid the inconvenience of being alive; it is much safer to say:

If you're not hurting anyone, you're free to live however you like.

What is the law?

CAUSE NO HARM.

It may seem overly simple, but it covers every possible crime you can imagine.

If it's not a crime, it's none of your business.

This applies to everyone, including politicians, bankers, billionaire weirdos or deluded old men who believe they have "sovereign immunity".

Now you've no excuse to let dangerous idiots ruin your life and make you pay for it.