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somebody wrote:
> Laws can be different for different people. Handicapped persons, already
> have priviledges with regards to parking, for instance. Why not the police?
> While resentment at others' priviledges is a natural human emotion, I cannot
> find a good logical argument.
Please understand, there already *are* exceptions for Police when they
are acting in an official capacity. There simply *aren't* any
exceptions for them when they're going to get food, and that's the crux
of the problem.
The Police want special consideration for something that I think they
don't deserve, and which the law as it exists doesn't grant them.
...Chambers
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