I was asked this by a sister of mine and I was speechless I don't even know what to utter, I knw nairalander are genuis, someone to help me out of this mess

The Rule of Law is nothing more than a social contract, period!

The aggregate consent is a validating authority and decrees the modalities and methodologies that guide individual and collective acts, conducts, deeds and purpose in the society.

....but first, the aggregate authority must have an uncontested power over the territorial domain the society is native in.

The aggregate authority does not exercise power over people, rather it enforces its authority over the land from which it claims endowment. The people are subjects to the land. The power rules the land and the land rules the people.

If the aggregate consent in a society says it is forbidden to appear clothed in public, then public nyakedness is ok under the Rule of Law.

If the aggregate consent in another society two kilometers down the street says it is forbidden to appear nyaked in public, then public nyakedness is not ok under the Rule of Law.

So what happens to transits through both societies?

You create outposts and corridors for travellers and those in the corridors enjoy a limited immunity from the law of the land.