Maroon X-Trail with Red Plates

[squala]

Being in the government shouldn't really be a load of perks and privileges, should it? A noble government employee or official vows to serve the country, ensuring its welfare. If they want to be rich, they should sweat it out themselves and not rely on the perspiration of the country.

It's also the government's job to set a good example on honesty. There is a set of laws. It isn't effectively enforced. Some can get away with it. If the justice system is fair to everyone, then there can be order once and for all.

[Alpha_One]

Being in the government shouldn't really be a load of perks and privileges, should it? A noble government employee or official vows to serve the country, ensuring its welfare. If they want to be rich, they should sweat it out themselves and not rely on the perspiration of the country.

That's not the point. The point is any employee deserves certain perks and privileges, government or private. People here seem to conclude that "they're the government, they should be living in the slums riding pedicabs". I'm not saying that the government can steal all sorts of stuff because they're the government.