No, and I wouldn't think BLM would agree, nor would the pregnant moms, nor the Hispanics. Seniors that get lifetime free passes to all the national parks (because old = poor?). Police officers that get their tags shielded from tolls in their personal vehicles...
None of this means that I'm anti-veteran, or anti-cop. It's just once you start making carveouts for all these special categories/identities, you end up with a system of haves and have-nots.
I don't think you're anti veteran and I think I see your point. Maybe parking spaces wasn't the analogy to go for though.
I do agree that leftists go for the "divide and conquer" strategy on every level no matter how petty and that needs to be called out and stopped. But I'm not sure parking spaces is the place to do that.
I'm not sure very many veterans are going to agree with you as being in a "privileged" classification LOL.
Or pregnant moms.
Ya letting pregnant moms park upfront is a good thing.
But I see the OP's point even if he could have used more clear-cut examples.
Because reality is disappointing lol.
No, and I wouldn't think BLM would agree, nor would the pregnant moms, nor the Hispanics. Seniors that get lifetime free passes to all the national parks (because old = poor?). Police officers that get their tags shielded from tolls in their personal vehicles...
None of this means that I'm anti-veteran, or anti-cop. It's just once you start making carveouts for all these special categories/identities, you end up with a system of haves and have-nots.
I thought I was preaching to the choir.
I don't think you're anti veteran and I think I see your point. Maybe parking spaces wasn't the analogy to go for though.
I do agree that leftists go for the "divide and conquer" strategy on every level no matter how petty and that needs to be called out and stopped. But I'm not sure parking spaces is the place to do that.