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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #1178 Laws
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All  manmade  laws  are  designed  to    human  conduct  in  the  interest  of  society.  In  absence  of  such  rules  each  person  would  regard  himself  free  to  do  what  he  likes,  regardless  of  impact  of  his  actions  on  others'  corresponding  right  of  freedom  of  action.  In  fact,  the  very  existence  of  society  would  be  ,  if  there  were  no  universally  recognized  laws.  A  lawless  society  would  mean  endless  confusion,  possibly  a  reign  of  terror,  and  might  result  in  a  terrible  mess  where  the  only  effective  law  of  the  jungle.  Before  regular  laws  were    and  enforced,  might  was  right:  the  physically  stronger  individual  dominated  the  setup  and  the  weak  person  had  perforce  to  surrender  to  the  wishes  of  the  might  one  or  get  destroyed.  Laws  thus  enforce  justice;  provide    rights  and  opportunities  to  everyone,  weak  or  strong,  male  or  female,  rich  or  poor.

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