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Originally Posted by Steve W
Ken, all rules are in the interest of someone. It just seems that if they are not in "my best interest" then they can be discarded.
To be truthful I am a bit surprised by some of the answers especially mentors. We are suppose to be setting examples and yet we are condoning breaking rules. Can a mentor honestly expect a student to hear them say we must follow FIRST's rules but it is OK to break a venues (which is also a FIRST rule). It just seems to be an opposing dilemma.
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There are many people who get through life by taking advantage of other people. They know they are doing this, it is the path they have chosen.
Telling me I have to allow them to take advantage of me, because they 'have a rule' or 'its our policy' carries as much weight with me as 'because I said so'.
We pride our selves on freedom, independance and self reliance. If someone else creates a situation where they hold all the cards, the game is rigged from the start. They are not playing fair, why would I be required to go along with it?
But then again, no one's robot ever is fully working to how they want it before the first tournamant. - #1Transgirl1140 [more] 
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