Anyway, I doubt it's fear that motivates most people to follow those rules; my guess is most people aren't inclined to break them in the first place.
Sal
On May 20, 2006, at 9:10 AM, authfriend wrote:
You miss *my* point.
Different example: I live in a shore town. In the
summer, many of the stores and fast-food places put
up signs saying you have to be wearing shoes and a
shirt to come inside.
But do would-be customers put on shoes and a shirt
because they fear what the store will do to them if
they don't, or because they want whatever the place
is selling enough to abide by its silly rules?
