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05-13-2014, 07:46 AM
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Re: My Uncle Burned Up
The guy's a Native American. Pretty sure it was your people who jumped his fence rather than the other way around. |
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05-13-2014, 09:05 AM
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Re: My Uncle Burned Up
maybe he was holding the beer up high and away from the flames
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05-13-2014, 12:28 PM
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Re: My Uncle Burned Up
If the fire service is anything like law enforcement...you can't sue for failure to provide service. In other words, the police and fire are under no legal obligation to provide services/protection. Remember the L.A. Riots after the Rodney King verdict? L.A.P.D. Officers standing around as folks were looting businesses right in front of them? There is no right to service/protection. I'm assuming that the fire service is under the same legal standing.
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05-13-2014, 08:59 PM
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Re: My Uncle Burned Up
if this is true, can't someone sue for some kinda of negligence? I had watched a program recently about Danielle Thomas' murder and how the family was going to sue the police department because their daughter called for help an hour before she was actually killed by her boyfriend. she had been tortured for an hour waiting for help and no one showed. Also recently I watched talk shows about 911 calls that police didn't respond to quickly enough which resulted in lives lost and how the families were suing. I wasn't aware that police or firefighters actually had no duty to actually protect anyone when their job is based on protecting their communities. I did do a little bit of research and saw that was true. But I have seen so many stories recently about families suing for cases similar to this. Im sorry for your loss by the way. And that looks more like an arm :/
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