Self-Law

About Self-Law

self-law
Pronunciation /ˌsɛlfˈlɔː/
NOUN
The action or fact of making or following rules deriving from one's own ideas of morality, ethics, etc., or rules which suit oneself; a body of rules of this type.

"The BIGGER the lie, no matter how absurd, then people will always believe it, for they could never imagine themselves telling such a grand falsity."

Seven immutable pillars of Law for a man made rule to be accepted.
1.If it is illogical it cannot be law
2.If it is dishonest it cannot be law
3.If it is repugnant it cannot be law
4.If it is unequal it cannot be law
5.If it is unknowable it cannot be law
6.If it is incomprehensible it cannot be law
7.If it is unreasonable it cannot be law