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The entire system is based on the premise that two wrongs do make a right. If someone does something that is perceived as "wrong", then they are then limited in some fashion. Whether it be through fines, imprisonment, death, or any of a wide range of punishments deemed as "appropriate." Another way to look at this would be to be robbed, kidnapped, or murdered. We just have a huge system of excuses that makes it seem different when it is not.

Notably, when members of the system judge specific actions of individuals they are not aware of their life decisions, their thoughts, their struggles, their strife; so the judgment that is given is inherently an approximation.

Chaos Theory states that "The present determines the future, but the approximate present does not determine the approximate future." In other words, even if our goal is to restore order, when the judgment is based on an approximation (which it always is as we do not know everything about one another) it has no bearing on what the future will actually bring. There is no way to accurately determine the right decision that will actually restore order. Because we are not meant to control one another, this is already ingrained in the way of the universe. The biggest hurdle is to bring awareness that there already is a Judge who does know all variables and therefore can restore order through directing all parts in a way that will actually lead to the unified, "utopian" system that governments, by design, aim to achieve but, by design, cannot achieve.