26 Nov '21 11:59>2 edits
@kevin-eleven saidIn some cases? When we cast off all restraint or pick and choose those we wish to obey, we have no restraints when we choose only to obey them as we wish. When we are told to love God and each other and treat that as a suggestion, we have no constraints; when we know to do good and choose not to, we have no constraints; when we make up our morals as we go, we have no constraints.
There is certainly a lack of self-restraint in some cases, and vigilante volunteerism in others.
Driving in town or on the highway, it is only when all of the drivers obey the constraints of the rules of the road that is that done safely, and even then we can accidents. Without the rules of the road, the whole road, not just the proper side, could be driven on, stop signs would be up to the drive to decide if they wanted to stop or not, yielding for pedestrians would be optional.
Without constraints, nothing restrains our baser impulses; everything is justifiable simply because we want what we want when we want it.