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What does the phrase "rules are meant to be broken" mean?

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by RosieGHM Jetpacker on Feb 20, 2008 at 6:06 am Permalink

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That's another way to rationalize doing what you want despite the rules or laws. You justify doing what you want because you place yourself above others and think that it is o.k. for you. Rules or laws may be stupid in your opinion but that doesn't mean they are! They need to be followed until/unless they are changed...else anarchy occurs and lawlessness ensues all because a rule was inconvenient and some chose to ignore the rules/laws! :(
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