What is all about "Put yourselves in our shoes" talk all about?

I'm so frustrated and angst.
On the way I was going home with my family,we met traffic jammed.
Then we saw cops passing by and also some Mercedes and blahblahblah.

That was still okay.It didn't waste much of our time.

There goes the WORST.

When we're reaching the hi-way,suddenly three cars in front of us braked in a sudden.All of us were in shock!
Guess what?We saw a ******* cop with his motorbike stopped horizontally in order to block all of us from furthering our way!!!
There was one driver don't understand what was happening and he/she kept on his/her going then AGAIN,suddenly a cop's car sped from the left and FORCED the driver to stop by the roadside until another bunch of high-ranked person passed by then only they move.

The one I hate the most is the ******* look of the cop on the bike.What's that look for!!!?It's not like we've done anything illegal!!!We've already stopped according to what YOU ALL wanted us to!!!(except the blurred driver)

I asked my mum that why should we ALWAYS let those high-ranked pass by first even that they always jammed the whole street.
My mum told me that they might be in hurry.Is it that normal residents WILL NEVER be in hurry?
DUH right!!The high-ranked ones cannot be late if they were going for an important meeting that may be international meeting...(something like that....lolx..)
Well,that explains it.

But I still have one question here.

If thinking that they must not be late for their meeting which is important to our country is putting ourselves in their shoes....Have they ever put themselves in our shoes too?
ESPECIALLY THE COPS.Its not like escorting high-ranked means THEY ARE also high-ranked too.

Don't look so proud and glare at us in disgust/humiliation.(I'm pointing this on the PARTICULAR one that was on the bike)
Don't disgrace your troops,residents like us are still believing and trusting in you all,Mr. Staring-at-us-on-the-bike.

♪~yik~♪

P/S : I'm not criticising anyone,but I just confused about the situation I mentioned.