If your government makes decisions or laws that you do not agree with, what should you do? do you support them or resist?

It depends on what the decision is, if they decide to take away the right to eat unhealthy food every day of the week and enforce a law which says you must eat *insert amount of healthy food here* per week then resisting is kind of pointless because the law does more good than harm. If they decide to take away you're right to to use the bus if you're black then resisting is ok (as long as its non-violent) because the law is breaking an amendment (if you're in the U.S.) and the law does more harm than good and can lead to riots. 

Napoleon's Downfall and First Abdication
In 1810, Russia withdrew from the Continental System. In retaliation, Napoleon led a massive army into Russia in the summer of 1812. ... During the disastrous retreat, his army suffered continual harassment from a suddenly aggressive and merciless Russian army.Sep 27, 2019
Died: May 5, 1821
Spouse: Empress Joséphine, Marie Louise, Napoleon