Protip for you buddy....that is how the world works.
That is why we still have murder even though murder is illegal.
Every person only follows the laws which they find acceptable....the reasons WHY they find them acceptable vary....it could be they are followed because they agree with them....or it could be because they don't want the ATF to shoot their dog.
If the state passes a law saying you can't fuck your wife, and the fine is $10......are you going to follow that law and never have sex with your wife because the state said it's illegal?
Frankly if you are willingly following laws you view as immoral or unconstitutional...you are a bit of a pussy
A law stating a man cannot have relations with his own wife is contrary to nature, contrary to human nature, contrary to God and God's nature, and contrary to natural objective purpose.
A law stating you cannot exceed a particular velocity on a public road, has a rationale and a basis beyond just "because we arbitrarily say so."
If you're okay with slavery and revenge killings, I am ultimately fine with the abolition of all traffic laws.
Why do you need to be okay with slavery? Because when you run an "optional" red light and exceed the "suggested" posted maximum in a particular area, and you kill somebody who matters to me, I will assume you will have also let your "optional" liability coverage lapse, thus you won't be able to pay the judgment I will obtain against you, and I will have you sold into slavery to satisfy the debt.
I am ultimately okay with people being sold into slavery to work off a judgment debt incurred by their negligence, recklessness, and certainly any wilful and wanton misconduct.
We as a society could abolish all traffic laws, make red lights optional and make speed limits suggestions, make insurance optional, I am not averse to that from a perspective of the constitution, however I have a right to impose slavery upon somebody who causes an injury and becomes subject to a judgment they cannot satisfy. If the person resists slavery, then in the real world they would be killed and the creditor would just take their wife or daughter.
I am ultimately not averse to living in that sort of world, but you should have a damn clear image of how that sort of world is going to work. You sort of strike me as those antifa anarchist wannabes who live with mommy and shout about how they want to abolish the police and how nobody can own property, property is theft, property is violence, they won't work, they don't have to work, they'll just take what they want.
Hint, in a world without police, if somebody is trying to steal my generator, damage my crops, steal my crops, etc., I'm going to beat them into submission and do whatever I feel like doing to them in the moment, which could vary from reducing them to slavery and selling them to somebody else, killing them on the spot, or scare them half to death before taking pity on them and letting them go with a valuable life lesson and soiled trousers. They're probably going to wish that police were coming and they could deal with police instead of me.
I follow certain federal gun laws I believe are immoral and unconstitutional, mostly because I don't intend to throw the opening pitch for a revolution, I won't turn out for a revolution if nobody else is going to show up, and I don't want to remembered as the "lunatic who killed a bunch of cops, federal agents, and National Guardsmen over gun laws" and I don't want the blood of those men on my hands, and I don't want to die when the second and third waves of responders arrive or the man hunt tracks me down. I don't deem it worth ending my life over.
If you feel strongly enough about your right to jaywalk that you want to jaywalk and murder the first officer who shows up to ticket you, then by all means, that can be your "contribution" to humanity, it can be what you are remembered for, and it can be what you discuss with God when you stand before Him at the judgment.
I place a fairly high value on human life and I want to be able to have as clean a conscience as possible when I go to answer to God, as I am ultimately responsible on some level for every life I ended or had a hand in ending.
If you're not able to differentiate and distinguish the order of magnitudes of difference between "a law that prevents you from having coitus with your own wife" [which would be worth violently resisting and ending soldiers/police over] vs a "traffic law involving speed limits on public highways" [which is not worth a lethal force confrontation] then that is on you and it is also an indicator of the failure of our nation's education to impart critical thinking skills as well as wisdom and discernment to you.