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When we pay our tax in time and obey the laws for fulfilling our demands from system but it is call ​

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Answered by ayushbag03
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The moral obligation to obey the law, or as it is generally called, political obligation, is a moral requirement to obey the laws of one’s country. Traditionally, this has been viewed as a require-ment of a certain kind, to obey the law for the “content-independent” reason that it is the law, as opposed to the content of particular laws. In characterizing this as a moral requirement, theorists distinguish political obligation from legal obligation. All legal systems claim to bind people sub-ject  to  them;  part  of  what  we  mean  by  a  valid  law  is  that  the  relevant  population  is  required  to obey  it.  This  requirement  is  generally  supported  by  coercion,  while  those  who  do  not  obey  are subject  to  sanctions.  But  theseaspects  of  legal  obligation  leave  open  more  ultimate  questions about the state’s justification for imposing such requirements. Unless citizens have moral re-quirements to obey the law, they may be forced to do so, but in compelling obedience, the state is acting unjustly and impinging on their freedom.

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