Well, I guess that will make us feel better about speeding while we do it. It won't mean much to the cop who pulls you over or to the judge/jury who hears the case.
Especially if you happen to be speeding in another jurisdiction. in fact, if one state/province saw that you were able to get away with something that wasn't kosher (and affected your general behavior) in your home state/province, they may well see fit to declare your license invalid in theirs--at least while trying to operate there.
The hubris of thinking your interpretation of the law counts outside of your personal empire often causes great chagrin. Mainly because the entity that matters is the one where your feet are planted at that particular time -- looking at things from THEIR point of view.
I can't tell if you're taking the pi$$ or if you are oblivious to hyperbole.