Answer:
C. Not necessarily; strict compliance to rules can sometimes hinder chances for advancement.
Explanation:
Regulations imposed by authorities in a society aren't always 'Fair' or constructed with good intentions. When individuals consistently adhere to such rules, it can result in widespread suffering, preventing us from achieving a more just society.
An example includes the United States during the Segregation era.
During that time, minorities were prohibited from using the same public facilities as the majority race and were forced to accept lower-quality amenities (substandard schools, inferior transportation seating, etc.).
This was legitimized by legal statutes enacted by the government.
Consider the scenario if everyone had passively accepted this and followed the laws without any opposition.
