Rules...

rules have a secret identity. They are misunderstood and overrated.
People choose to 'live' by them in order to succeed and end up falling short and feeling unhappy. Rules were created by the minds of our fore fathers in order to..... well, in order to bring order. They were created (i suppose) to tone down the chaos people felt would erupt without them (the laws). Truth is, we are yet to rid ourselves of this chaos and it is becoming more and more dramatic. More dramatic because of the extra rules we are constantly bringing to the table, and the added faith we have in them.
How can something a man (men) invented be the 'right' way?
It can't, and it won't. There are to many variables to define right and wrong.
Even a murder can have its logical place in nature, but you're still breaking the rules due to a man-made technicality.
We suffer because we believe in these rules. We feel disgusted when we talk about someone who broke them, we drift apart from friends who do not abide by them, we might even get it in our heads that we have to live against them ie. break the rules JUST because they are there (rebellion).
THIS is true insanity. The world we live in IS insane.
The only 'rules' that have any place here in this world are the ones set forth by mother nature. These are the ones you can not break and get away with. Sure you can bend them using machines and things we build to get around them, but as soon as that machine fails the rules stand.
Don't get me wrong there are evil people that need to be held back by the rules of man presently.
BUT!! people have created all these laws, rules and, ways in there mind for 'the better', right? and people live in there thoughts with there own values laws and rules, so they will be opinionated for a (any) reason. ie. There will be opposing thoughts. PERIOD.
SO, the moment one puts a 'standard' (rule, law etc.) into effect, it will certainly breed opposition.
The creation of a standard, and a group of people that live by and believe in this standard is 'for the better'. In doing so... you have inversely created evil.