>Jay,
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>>It irks me that there are those that feel they need to run to the teacher (or employers) whenever they find a book out of order in the bookcase.
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>Right. Anarchy is so much better than order, huh? Perhaps all rules and laws should be abolished because, human nature being what it is, everyone will just magically live in peace and harmony with no crime or injustice in the world.

No, it's the attitude "We're so much better than the rest of you that we need to maintain the order and rules because you are not cabable of doing it yourselves."

>Does it also irk you when a policeman enforces the law or a citizen reports a crime to the authorities? (No, I'm not saying the recent banning incident should be equated to crime -- I'm just responding to your idea that reporting something bad is itself bad. And no, I don't have any idea if anyone reported anything in this situation, just as you don't.)

No, policemen are good. What bothers me is when people feel that they are the police.