“法律对不仁无可奈何”，这是一句苏格兰的法谚。其意指，法律对促进仁慈和爱往往无能为力；该由道德去管的法律不能瞎搀和，因为这更符合事物的本性。有人在借用这句法谚时，还以连续发问的方式来强调它所包含的道理：法律可以强迫人们向灾民捐款吗？可以强行要求“爱邻人” “Laws helpless,” is a Scottish proverb. It means that law often can not do anything to promote kindness and love; laws that are governed by morality can not be summed up because it is more in line with the nature of things. When someone borrows this sentence of syntax, it also emphasizes the truth it contains in continuous questioning: Can law force people to donate money to victims? Can force to “love neighbors”