Let's all break the law — it works for others - Frederick News Post

That ticket that you got for going 15 miles over the speed limit, just forget it, throw it away, it was unfair, and you don’t have to pay it. And if you get a second notice, just ignore it.

And those nasty taxes due in April, get yourself a good accountant. That pet of yours is definitely a “dependent.” After all, you feed her, take her to the vet. Who will know that she has four legs? Carefully examine all of the ways you can bypass those laws and regulations that make you mad.

Nobody will know or care if you ignore or disregard them. After all, our past president and his cronies are shining examples of the new lawlessness. Breaking the law is in; and if they can get away with major crimes, you too can follow their example.

What has happened in the past five years that ignoring a subpoena issued by the Congress of the United States is blatantly disregarded? Why are we, average Americans, paying our fair share of income taxes, while billionaires pay nothing? Do you remember the ancient movie, “Network?” The enraged commentator opens the window and bellows, “I’m mad as hell and I’m not taking it anymore.” That is the sentiment that we, the law-abiding citizens of this country, should feel about the blatant disregard of the laws by prominent people who are setting a very injurious example for our citizens.

Laws were made to protect us; breaking those laws is not only dangerous but an injurious example that others will follow because there are no consequences. It’s high time to make those who think that they are above the law accountable. I’m mad as hell, also!

source: https://www.fredericknewspost.com/opinion/letter_to_editor/lets-all-break-the-law-it-works-for-others/article_7c2f5b0e-567b-594a-8c35-cdc8f6a78b78.html

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