Why Society Needs Rules...

I believe Society needs rules because otherwise the world would be full of chaos. There would be no order or organization out there. You would have complete maddness 24/7. Although some people tend to think that the rules are not needed and have no use,without them this place would be crazy. Society needs rules in order to maintain peace and to protect the populace. If there weren't set boundaries, then mayhem and chaos would result. Laws (which you could call "legal rules") lay out expectations for behavior so a group of people can live peacefully together, and set punishment for disregarding those rules.

How can I make the world a better place..

How Can I Make The World A Better Place??? Why is that such a difficult question for me to answer? I wish I could answer that with a simple statement but I can't. There isn't a quick and easy solution for it. I could say I can make the world a better place if I pick up trash in the local park but then what about the homeless people that use others trash for shelter or clothing? I could say I will not use harispray because someone once said it was making global warming worse but then what about the people who make a living by selling or making hairspray? As you can see there are always two sides to every arguement. So whatever you choose to do to try and make the world a better place there is always going to be someone out there that is going to try and talk you out of doing so..

Trivia Game

I am doing my trivia game on The Executive Branch. Doing the trivia game is easy to me because I am using something like a "cheat sheet." Otherwise it would be very hard to do because it takes me a while to learn how to work with the Adobe programs. It would however be something useful in the future but as of right now I am completely dumbfounded when it comes to those programs. I hope my game comes out okay and helps people understand the Executive Branch a little bit better. Because I know that before I started doing research on the Branch I didn't know hardly anything about it.