I agree with your opinion on the criminal justice system. Though I didn't touch upon it much in my response, I think it's clever how you mentioned that innocent people could be targeted for no good reason. Not only would this bring more danger and unfairness to our society, but it would prevent good people from assisting in our evolution. This means that we may not be able to adapt to changing circumstances, which could make us prey of many things (not just humans). If this were to become reality, the human race may dissolve as a whole and possibly become extinct.

I believe that the presence of a government is absolutely necessary. It is a system that manages to maintain order and peace within our nation, and we would most likely dissolve into chaos without it. Without safety inspections, we would most likely have contaminated water as well as unlivable conditions in our homes. Without traffic laws, car crashes would be much more frequent, and poor care for roads could result in further automobile damage. While we wouldn't have to pay taxes, that would also mean that the government wouldn't be able to anyone else's needs, thus eliminating banks and organized cash flow. The absence of these systems could potentially result in a loss of currency, as well as the loss of jobs, which could lead to a nation-wide state of poverty. This would mean that police officers would eventually become extinct, leaving criminals to run free. With the addition of stealing and murdering, our community would quite possibly become a terrible wasteland. This chaos could most likely spread across the rest of the world, leading to complete disorder. However, a fair, peace-keeping force would provide assistance in this situation. With the assistance of our government, we can manage to maintain a safe, useful national system in which we can reside in ideal conditions.

I believe that the presence of a government is absolutely necessary. It is a system that manages to maintain order and peace within our nation, and we would most likely dissolve into chaos without it. Without safety inspections, we would most likely have contaminated water as well as unlivable conditions in our homes. Without traffic laws, car crashes would be much more frequent, and ill care for roads could result in further automobile damage. While we wouldn’t have to pay taxes, that would mean that the government wouldn’t be able to fund anyone else’s needs, thus eliminating banks and organized cash flow. The absence of these systems could potentially result in a loss of currency in general, as well as a complete loss of jobs, leading to poverty. This would mean that police officers would eventually become extinct, leaving criminals to run free. With the addition of stealing and murders, our community would quite possibly become a terrible wasteland. This chaos could most likely spread across the world, leading to complete and total absurdity. This situation could most likely only be helped by fair, peace-keeping forces. With the assistance of our government, we manage to maintain a safe, useful system in which we can reside in ideal conditions.