Order Violation Research Paper

When my sisters and I were younger, we were a disaster waiting to happen. My mom and dad worked late, so normally my sisters and I were by ourselves.Yet, when we were younger, we were out of control. Whether it was a “he said...” “she said...” or an “HEEE HIT MEE...!” “SHEEE CALLED ME...!”. No authority could come and tell us no and break us up, as a result, there was crying, bleeding, and broken objects. Without parents, order was lost; therefore, order is needed to restrict the catastrophic side of humanity. First, when there are no restrictions, then acts of savagery become a reckoning. Whenever my basketball coach let us scrimmage, they would say “no fouls would be called” and this meant No referee. No fouls. No rules. No restrictions. This caused many injuries such as a messed up knee or jammed finger, or even bleeding. This was a result of no restrictions and resulted in incidents. …show more content…
Last year, bottle flipping became a huge sensation throughout the world, but later became a worldwide nuisance. Our school was infested with Ice Mountains and Fuji bottles. People were trying to see who can flip the most in a row and the craziest trick shots; after a week, everyone despised it. Due to the nosiness of the flipping, our dean a no bottle flipping policy. Our dean would enforce the policy when a student would flip a bottle or just play around with it. Although some of us were frustrated with this policy, in the end, our school became less noisy and everyone was much happier with the policy. All because the authorities enforced rules for the