Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Special license plates shield officials from traffic tickets

ZzzZz · 02-04-2010, 12:38 PM

This was new to me, and I've been on car forums for 10+ years. If I have opened the eyes of just 1 more person, this "repost" would have been worth it.

Nothing derogatory towards law enforcement, I just want to get in on the action too... I need to tell my brother in college to be a cop so he can get my plates made confidential, but I guess for now, I'll just leave my paper plates on as long as I can. Is LAPD hiring going strong?

Still, we're talking about law here and "professional courtesy" and "employee discount" has no place in law. The fact that some people (on this board) actually rationalize and justify their behavior and brush it off like somehow its OK makes me disgusted. Well, no its not alright, and you should be disgusted too. And this is just scratching the surface. Imagine what perks judges, senators, and governors must be enjoying.

I find it funny that the system has us all taught since grade school to believe that "no one is above the law." I always thought traffic laws were to make everyone safe. Such BS.

02-04-2010, 12:38 PM	#8 (permalink)
ZzzZz Base Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: SoCal Posts: 125 Drives: PG370, MT Rep Power: 17	This was new to me, and I've been on car forums for 10+ years. If I have opened the eyes of just 1 more person, this "repost" would have been worth it. Nothing derogatory towards law enforcement, I just want to get in on the action too... I need to tell my brother in college to be a cop so he can get my plates made confidential, but I guess for now, I'll just leave my paper plates on as long as I can. Is LAPD hiring going strong? Still, we're talking about law here and "professional courtesy" and "employee discount" has no place in law. The fact that some people (on this board) actually rationalize and justify their behavior and brush it off like somehow its OK makes me disgusted. Well, no its not alright, and you should be disgusted too. And this is just scratching the surface. Imagine what perks judges, senators, and governors must be enjoying. I find it funny that the system has us all taught since grade school to believe that "no one is above the law." I always thought traffic laws were to make everyone safe. Such BS. Last edited by ZzzZz; 02-04-2010 at 12:57 PM.