2013-02-07 Do not attack someone who is not being violent

I like this guy's way of talking about the common sense principle
named "non aggression principle" by many.

While there may be more to learn, this is still something, that I consider very basic.

'StormCloudsGathering' - After America Collapses - Part II - The Constitution in Perspective
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63zZ6I0QiO8)

Have you ever heard about the "golden rule"?

Treat others as you like to be treated.
Don't do unto others, what you don't want to be done to yourself.

Notice any similarities or relatedness to the "non aggression principle"?

Some of the native American peoples... (thinking about "Red Indians" f.e. now),
may have had incorporated such principles quite a bit better than the ones that arrived later.
...  Still more thinking... to be done ...

2012-12-11 The law

The law should be something inspired by the golden rule.
Something to the extent of "do no harm".

What you currently may refer to as laws appear to be arbitrary regulations,
that have a strong tendency to violate the law.

When you enforce victim-less "crimes", the harm is really done by the enforcer.
In such a case the probability points to the enforcement being the real crime.

The only justified "enforcement" is some that minimizes the harm done.

Shouldn't we all contribute to that?

Did I overlook some important aspects?