Laws of Nations

There is a false saying:  No one is above the law.  The opposite is true:  All are above the law.  Laws, whether religious or legal, are man-made and none are sacred.  Each person has the right to decide what is right.  For the common good of society, governments enact laws for their citizenry; but as the primary objective of government is its survival into perpetuity, and not the good of all residents, each citizen has to decide which laws are best obeyed.  What this means, is: Every man is in conflict with the state in which he was born, as not all the laws of his state can be beneficial to him.  Some, may in fact, be harmful.  So, what then to do to resolve the conflict?  First, know the law.  Second, support those in one's government whose interpretation of the law is most nearly one's own.  Third, for those laws deemed to be detrimental, look to change the law.  And if all three above fail, locate to some new state whose laws are more congenial to oneself.