my biology professor has such a chaotic energy about him, last week i went to his office hours and somehow we ended up on the topic of gay marriage:
he said that when he lived in texas they changed the law to define marriage as βbetween a man and a woman in a house of religious worship with the intention to have childrenβ so he filed his taxes as single and when they called him up like βyou filed married last yearβ he was like βyou changed the law, i was married by a judge in a courthouse and i have no intention of having kidsβ and they told him βyou know who that law was forβ and i guess he hung up on them and did not, in fact, pay taxes as a married man that year
Chaotic good
NO! This is Lawful Good! He is following the LAW! Chaotic doesnβt just mean cheeky!
this is like how Sweden stopped classifying homosexuality as an illness because people started a campaign of calling in gay to work
malicious compliance is one of the best tools in the arsenal of civil rights activism
Always reblog for malicious compliance
sometimes following the letter of the law works even better than ignoring it.
In Utah the new book banning laws apply to the bible, and thereβs already someone petitioning to get it removed from schools and libraries.
I hope no English teacher ever puts up with βbanning pronounsβ for even a moment
Update: The Utah book ban has, in fact, resulted in the Bible being banned in elementary and middle schools in Davis County, and high schoolers now only have limited access to the King James Version, due toΒ βvulgarity and violence.βΒ
Now the Book of Mormon is under consideration for a ban as well. The parent who complained said that it was very violent.
