I hate the friendship rule

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I agree with the siding with your friends in arguments thing, I don't understand that. I have had a few people support my side of something when it was obvious they were doing it because they knew me better or something like that, and to be honest I hate that.

As for turning a friend into the police, it would depend on the crime and the friend. If it was a law that I do not support then I would not turn them in, also if it was something not so bad and they were a nice person i would not turn them in. If they had stabbed someone or were planning on robbing a bank or something, I would call the police. If they had some sort of illegal item or caused considerable harm to some guy that hit their sister, I would not call the police.

Well, if my friend was a criminal, they probably wouldn't be my friend, as I have a lot of moral standards, and my friends have to be somewhat close to them (so being arrested = NO)
I could NEVER do that. I don't care what the "friendship rule" says, it's just being a bad friend if you ask somebody to be an accomplise to your crime by making them keep the secret!

So.....if I told you guys I was a professional bank robber you wouldn't talk to me?

How do you guys feel about anarchists? Does wanting to dissolve all governments count as bad or do you have to actually take action towards that goal?

One time, when my group of friends in school got in trouble for yelling at cars driving by the schoolyard, the principal asked me who was yelling the most. I told on my best friend. My friend asked who ratted him out, and I said I didn't know. He never found out.

What if I told you AND gave you some awesome bank robbery money? How many cops would give you money? Well....aside from the corrupt ones, the nice corrupt ones that is.

Someone who is pretending to be a friend will treat you differently from their other friends, whereas someone who is a true friend will think about you all time and treat you the same as their others.