Play By The Rules.

Ignoring rules can have negative consequences for your personal safety. Playing
by the rules and regulations often exists to protect you from harm and to
maintain order in what could be dangerous situations.

By flouting these rules, you expose yourself and others to unnecessary risks.

Horatio Howell's tragic death serves as a grim reminder that disregarding
rules can lead to devastating outcomes, including injury, irreversible damage,
and even death.
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From the disruption of social order and legal repercussions to damaged
relationships and limited opportunities, ignoring rules can have far-reaching
and devastating effects.

It is essential for you to recognize that rules exist for a reason, and that
adherence to them fosters a fair, just, and harmonious environment.

By valuing and respecting the rules, you not only protect yourself but also
contribute to the overall well-being of your community.

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One more thing: In Howell's case, his behavior made it difficult for him to
establish any sort of trust with the man who eventually shot him. He simply
didn't play by the rules.