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* Cody from ''WebVideo/SomeMoreNews'' often points out that money and laws are made up, and things really don't have to be the way they are.
* Cody from ''WebVideo/SomeMoreNews'' often points out that money and laws are made up, and things really don't have to be the way they are.
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* ''Literature/ASeriesOfUnfortunateEvents'': Lemony Snicket once recounts the legend of Alexander of Macedon and the Gordian Knot, sardonically noting that, really, using his sword on the knot was cheating, but Alexander had a much bigger army than the King of Gordium so there wasn't much protest that could feasibly be made.
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* The Black Marketeer in ''VideoGame/{{Palworld}}'' openly admits that he sells illegal Pals. Given that the Palpagos Islands is untamed wilderness with no central government, there's probably not much that's "illegal".
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* ''Webcomic/{{Aurora}}'': Tynan, the Storm of Terror, was an incredibly powerful storm god who was defeated and banished by the city god Vash. When Vash dies, Tynan returns, and when the other gods angrily accuse him of breaking the terms of his exile, he generally responds by effortlessly crushing them, accusing them of being all talk, and saying that he could've returned whenever he wanted to: the only reason he didn't was because he knew Vash would defeat him again. He seems to hold other gods in contempt for pretending such agreements have any more power than they're given.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'': {{Invoked}} in one episode. Mordecai and Rigby find themselves in a place without any rules after having many rules placed on them; the only rule is there aren't any rules. However, an issue arises which forces them to fight against that world's inhabitants. Because there wasn't a rule against rules, they were able to enforce several rules which altered the reality of the ruleless world, which allowed them to escape.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'': {{Invoked}} in one episode."House Rules". Mordecai and Rigby find themselves in a place without any rules after having many rules placed on them; the only rule is there aren't any rules. However, an issue arises which forces them to fight against that world's inhabitants. Because there wasn't a rule against rules, they were able to enforce several rules which altered the reality of the ruleless world, which allowed them to escape.
