A Meme Questioning the Value of Law-Abiding Citizenship
This meme features a close-up image of actor Gerard Butler, known for his role in the film Law Abiding Citizen, paired with text that expresses frustration regarding the perceived lack of legal enforcement in society. The caption poses a rhetorical question to the audience, asking if others feel exhausted by the effort of following laws in a country where they believe those same laws are not being upheld. The image serves as a visual representation of the sentiment that individual compliance feels futile when systemic enforcement is viewed as inconsistent or absent.
Well they do, but its only selectively against white men and people that post mean tweets.
Get someone to rat out then sue. Easy money. Terrorist "rules" do not apply to real official world publicly "having to look like obeying real official laws".
Nope, i joined the oppressors.
Nope I am fine thanks
The fuck are YOU gonna do about it?
He was the good guy in that movie.
I'm not in the mood of American problems thanks
Come to Austria. If you are a socialist or jihadist you get more social welfare then working a full time job. Rape and robb as you like, judges let yiu go cause you are opressed.
No, they DO enforce their laws, only not against the invaders, politicians, criminals, or pedos.
IKR?!?!? The rich elite get away with everything. The part I hate the most is their nonchalance about it. They act like people like them getting away with it has been happening throughout all human history or something.