No, that first sentence is incorrect. Those that "follow the rules" do so out of fear. Those who "do what is right" do so because "right" is not always anything whateveer to do with rules! Doing what is right is often an act of courage AGAINST the rule makers and rule followers. Often the rule followers are the dull who believe what the liars, politicians, preachers, judgementalists, opportunists, teachers and other slimeballs purport in order to support and keep their own illegitimate power. Have you read "The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion"? It's an important docjument "discovered" in 1905, alledged to be written by a Jewish relative of mine. Many Jewish believe it (or at least give lip service to) to be a hoax to make us look bad, but I, as a Jew, believe it to be genuine and don't approve of it's intent. Whatever. Read it and you will be horrified to discouver that the predictions have ALL come to pass: We (whoever that is?) now own the politicians, the police, the education sysstem, the news and print media, the military, the factories, prisons, judges, lawyers, doctors and anything else that is used to control, influence, keep alive, kill, propagandize, instill fear, build distrust, etc., etc., etc.
Well, didn't I say in another post that the most dangerous man alive is Baron X in London? Well, let me tell you it has nothing to do with him being Jewish, it has to do with him being an international BANKSTER! The other guilty are those who own the bank of london, the FED, the international banks of Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, and all other countries. These people's declared values are: I care not who runs the country, just give me the control of the banks! Another book that should be on your reading list: The Creature from Jekel Island. (Jekel sp.?)
You say the world has lost it's direction. I agree, however, the "Protocols" clearly states that this is one of their objectives, to give a world so directionless, so in upheaval, so at war with nothing but lies that ultimately, the people will be begging them to take over with a "King". Well, this is all fine, as long as . . . (drum roll) . . . I . . . (trumpets) . . . am . . . (Beethoven's Ode to Joy) . . . that . . . (Handel's Messiah) . . . KING! Do you thimpfk I have a chance at becoming that king? Not a bit!
BTW, I thimpfk your use of the word 'punishment' should be replaced with "consequences".