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Re: Poll - Legalities

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Originally Posted by Steve W
Many have posted that it OK as long as you feel it is and are willing to pay the penalty. Some said that they would never break a FIRST rule. What makes the difference between a FIRST rule and any other? If it is because it's a game then doesn't that make it less important than real life?
A game's rules are artificial. To a large extent, the game only works if the rules are followed. Because nobody can think of all possible ways someone might cheat, not all rule-breaking has defined consequences. If one breaks a rule in some games, the game itself fails, and everyone loses.

Real life has natural rules which automatically enforce natural consequences. Legislated rules have legal consequences. That makes a big difference.
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