Maybe on the island it ' s already out of hand , how would you know it ' s not ? <| sep |> A native American is ignoring the lawIf individuals ~~ brake ~~ break the law we rely on the rule of law as a concept to validate the authority of the state to intervene . It would be nice if the law was adhered to by all parties . If the state acts in breach of the law and refuses to address the issue it gives rise to large issues . To avoid the harm that comes with an unwanted transition into anarchy The Rule of Law has traditionally been publicly respected . Breaching of treaty rights promised on America ' s word is detrimental to their public reputation . Peacefully standing up and voicing concerns about immanent large scale public health issues , civil liberty violations , the rule of law , and America ' s reputation are generally appreciated by the American public on large . Edit An attempt at clarity I wish I could trust to police to enforce the law but many of the ones on site are acting corrupted . That breach of the public trust concerning the rule of law is a big problem . It looks especially bad because the degree to which they are acting improperly is fairly extreme , and the people they are opposed to are supporting a fairly noble cause too .