Society is based on rules and laws. It could not function if individuals were free to do whatever they wanted to do. To what extent do you agree or not?

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There is a controversial perspective heating up a debate over the importance of the regulations to the community. Some
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hold a strong view that if
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are allowed to do whatever they want,
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could not work. From my perspective, I consider myself an advocate of
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statement. Without a shadow of a doubt, discipline plays a paramount significant role in regulating individuals’
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. Enforcing
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means that place restrictions on
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's actions, thereby helping
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develop in a more constructive and peaceful way.
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, the use and trade of narcotics are prohibited under Vietnamese law because they are addictive and can lead to unpredictable
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, including harm to others. So
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are made so that everyone can obey and behave properly
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if there is no rule,
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will suffer from the detrimental impact. When there are no
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in the world, that means when
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are free to do whatever they desire,
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is being disorderly, unable to function and develop according to the will of the government. If there is no regulation prohibiting the use of firearms in Vietnam, criminals may consider utilizing firearms to carry out their crimes,
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as shooting at police and civilians, which would have a significant negative impact on the community.
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, there should be
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everywhere in order to avoid
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outcomes. In conclusion, the law brings great benefits to
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society
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