Message text I don't think this is the right example.
A policeman hasn't the right to decide not to fine someone because he is a "family father" or just because he likes him.
Otherwise, a policeman might decide to fine only unmarried people, or black people, or people supporting a football team they don't like, and so on...
A just law that is applied in arbitrary cases, may be worse than a bad law that is always applied! |
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