The point of laws:
To protect people and their property.
To maintain community standards.
To provide a framework for justice.
I think it is quite clear that "laws" fail on every point. They are the greatest threat to person and property- much greater than freelance threats which you can end with a gunshot.
They quite often violate "community standards"; instead imposing what a few people want to pretend are the "community standards".
And, "laws" have zero to do with justice. They are instead about revenge. If justice happens under them, it is purely by accident.
The vast majority of "laws" violate life, liberty, and property. And are set up specifically to prevent "pursuit of happiness". They give enforcers the excuse to trespass, molest, kidnap, rob, and murder, and pretend to make it wrong for you to do anything about it. I would be happier in a lawless society- and you probably would, too. I can take care of myself, and I am willing to help others do the same. I would hope "you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours", but I don't necessarily expect it. "Laws" get in the way of civilization.
"Laws" are worse than worthless; they are a disaster and a danger.
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