Double Parking & Alternate Side of the Street Parking

There is something funny going on in New York City. On days that there are alternate side of the street parking rules in place, I see a lot of double parked cars on the oppsite side of the street. When I say a lot, I mean from one corner of the block all the way to the other end of the block. But I don't see it everywhere; I only see it in predominantly white neighborhoods, like Bay Ridge, Park Slope, and whatever you call that neighborhood that Brooklyn Tech is in. Why does this bother me? Well, it bothers me mainly because I never see a parking ticket on any of these vehicles. Hell, I've, on two occasions, driven behind vehicles with people with the authority to write tickets down a block which was lined with double parked cars. One was a "traffic" car and the other was a standard police car. I've even seen a traffic cop walking down a block to write a ticket for a car that was parked at the wrong place at the wrong time, while passing by quite a few double parked cars.

It seems odd to me that there is a whole revenue stream that is waiting to be tapped, at the very least to offset the NYPD's expensive habit of costing this city millions of dollars by violating peoples rights. What I don't find odd is that all of this free double parking only takes place in areas where that are no spics and niggers. Apparently, the United States, New York State, and New York City governments have oppressed white people so much that they realize that white people are not a good source of revenue. Spics and niggers have it really good in this country, state, and city, which means that we have all of this expendable income, yet we don't double park our cars. Why is that? Are we just selfishly trying to keep our massive hordes of money out of the governments' hands? Or is it that police and traffic cars don't pass up a chance to write a ticket in Brownsville, Flatbush, or any other predominantly minority neighborhood?

You figure it out!