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Simple. No.

I agree that some of their code is implicit, but their written code of law was the foundation for their implied code. Again, your statement brings me to the question of how do you define who is in code when their are no hard parameters to define such. From their own twisted perspective they...

Thank you for your comment.

Well, that's not completely true. Their code is written in their constitution, which strictly defines who they are and their procedures of operation. Even if I accept what you say is true, they have the leverage to do that, as they have a strangle hold on the land and wealth. They're...

Honestly, I have to disagree. The way I see the code being spoken about is that of a way of life. From how you are to marry, to how you do business. I've never seen it spoken about as a one and done truce. Also, people already use the code in its undefined state as a bludgeoning tool for their...

Well, if it's unwritten how can you be sure some will share the same values and procedures that you do? How can it be universally understood when there's literally nothing to base that universality on? Thank you for comment.

I agree to this to some degree. However, when you bring up peoples like the Jew; they do have a written code and law called the Torah and Tulmud. You said that in times past we were really on code with one another implicitly, and I agree with that, but we were also far closer to each other in...

Bet.

Definitely. Wouldn't pin all my hopes and dreams on it, but there's a lot of potential here.

This is good news. Hopefully this will be a boon for all parties involved.

Not a bad baseline. I would love to further expound on this. Thank you for your comment.

You get people to follow by providing incentives. You need both a carrot and a stick; it's worked since the dawn of civilization. While I again understand your frustrations, that's just not an option. When every other group is in league against you, you'll need others to have your back...

That's nice, but I fear that what your saying won't be enough to keep calamity from our doorsteps. We do need a defined code and law to follow for now and for the future. If we don't define one for ourselves soon, we'll soon be back in chains, or worse, completely destroyed. If we are ever to...

What I'm really asking about is the code and law of conduct in and of itself. I definitely agree that those who break law should be, at minimum, ostracized like in any other society. Thanks for your comment.

I like those edicts, but I think they are still too vague and leave a lot for interpretation. What we need is a complete, to the letter, law book we can point to for how we and our future are to run society. With the way things are going, this society is about to crumble, and soon I believe...

I see many people speak about being on code, yet I have never seen said code be strictly defined and written down. This has caused me to question what even is the true code and who defines it? What makes for a fair law for people to follow? How do you even convince people to follow said law...

Take your time, brother. Enjoy yourself.

Fine, I just think you'll be disappointed when you see the actual number of on code non-fbas. Either way, I'm going to continue to look out for mine first and foremost. You do as you like.

Ok, but I'm talking about the majority, which are most definitely not on code. I understand there are exceptions, but the few on code can't cover for the whole.

Its not good to ignore it either. Its a reality that we need to face. No different than facing the reality of the crackers dominion over the world.