But the laws against driving under the influence are good laws; at least if you're not an incurable alcoholic or drug addict.

Doing our social duty.

When we break the rules, it does not bring us joy.
No. We do it so society can employ
A host of folk and keep them off the dole,
Like Judges; Lawyers; Clerks. The rigmarole
Of court proceedings generates great gigs
of peripheral employments, such as wigs
And gowns. Policemen soon would all be out of work
If we, the general public, tried to shirk
Incumbent duty and not disobey.
Thus I exhort you: Break a rule today!
© 5 years ago, Severin Didrik Petter Finne

Also use jury nullification in all cases where the government is wrong, marijuana use comes to mind.

That's what most people don't get.
laws should reflect the society standards, not try to set them and force people to change.
Every time the rules disagree with society, creates chaos and violence.

I used to bring this up teaching Les Miserables when the Nun lies twice to protect Jean. I had one student, only one, who said lying was always wrong as it was a commandment. Not sure what he would say, or phrase this today. He is a Lutheran minister. And I know he has handed out a dozen or so keys to his church in case ICE comes for some local aliens.

I agree that when laws, like those mentioned in the meme, are contrary to sound ethics, we should follow ethics rather than the unethical laws. However, the vast majority of laws are aligned with sound ethics, and we should not break such laws.

The end of the meme seems to suggest that we should break all laws. With that, I disagree.