Well upholding or breaking the law has no impact on whether a person is "good". Laws can be unjust. Sometimes, to be a "good" person, you have to break the law. Laws are not morals.

@Fifthfreedom said:

Well upholding or breaking the law has no impact on whether a person is "good". Laws can be unjust. Sometimes, to be a "good" person, you have to break the law. Laws are not morals.

That's a good point.

@LadyGigi said:

@Fifthfreedom said:

Well upholding or breaking the law has no impact on whether a person is "good". Laws can be unjust. Sometimes, to be a "good" person, you have to break the law. Laws are not morals.

That's a good point. You think like Jimmy.

@LadyGigi said:

Jimmy seems to think so. That's why he attacked his brother's character during the trial rather than just taking his punishment without a fight.

Good point. As much of an a$$hole as Chuck is, he is completely right about Jimmy. Although Chuck's motivation is petty and based in jealousy and resentment, and not really about the law.