Chaotically Good Rebels Who Understand the Meaning of 'Civil Disobedience'

Mel Dawn

Sep 10, 2023 6:00 PM EDT

Conventionally 'good' people do the right thing, usually according to the rules of society. Chaotically good people don't listen to anyone but their own conscious when it comes to doing the right thing, even if it means breaking a few rules along the way. We've rounded up an entertaining bunch of examples of people being chaotically good through random acts of civil disobedience. If you ever felt like you got in trouble for breaking the rules for the greater good, these posts are for you.

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via u/somu69
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via u/bearjew64
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via u/Segone

Always read the terms and conditions.
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via u/Yeetgodknickknackass
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via u/Segone

Drunken hero.
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via u/lRoastyMyToastyl

Now that's using your platform for good.
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via u/Artorias606

Assalam alaykum.
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via u/Pteradactylon

Boyfriend of the year.
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via u/TheKelt
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via u/MsEnderWitcher

Where do I sign up?
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via u/zcaddy

Chris Hansen who?
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via u/JoeBookerTestes
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via u/amanda_b_

Talk about going out with a bang.
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via u/crimebiscuit

"Dismantling gender stereotypes, chaotically"
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via u/BigBubbyBoy

Checkmate.
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via u/radishjelly

He's trying his best.
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via u/gloomyfundraiser

I now pronounce you Chuck and Larry.
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via u/ooof_boi

Victimless crime.
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via u/pixiedreamsquirrell

Can you imagine the chaos?
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via u/Renaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

What Tennessee Williams would have wanted.

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Chaotically Good Rebels Who Understand the Meaning of 'Civil Disobedience'

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