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Jolly good
Chaotic good! Be the anti-hero. Han Solo, Mad Max. That's the way to go.
But ... your posts do not paint you as lawful good. More like chaotic neutral.
It's certainly the most entertaining
The way I see it, law is an objective quality that can be observed but not defined. And these V types simply have a better grasp of it than the authorities they fight against.
Allow me to demonstrate. If guy is kidnapping random people off the street to torture and kill them in his basement, you're clearly going to identify this guy as a bad guy. If he says "no no, it's ok because I say so," he's still a bad guy. Because this guy is not the authority on right and wrong.
Now, if you take that same guy and make give him a title like president, and give him a bunch of cronies who do the actual kidnapping torturing and murdering, he's still a bad guy. And if he says "no no it's legal because I say so," he's still not lawful. Because he's not the authority on law. And he clearly doesn't understand it at all.
Simply put, by being good, you are necessarily lawful, because if you were being unlawful, you would be being evil. But it doesn't work the other way around. You can be evil and still lawful. Such as telling lies.
And if the law won't let you do what you want to do, you change the law or make it not apply to you.
I dont see it that way, those are the types that always have to look over their shoulder, how is that truly ruling?