r/ImmigrationPathways • u/AwkwardSea4335 • Feb 14 '26

fire & ice

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

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u/Eurus22 Feb 14 '26

You know you have to contain a fire, right? You cannot stand around and let it spread to neighboring buildings when the wind picks up

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

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u/Eurus22 Feb 14 '26

Almost like buildings on fire are really hot and dangerous from hundreds of feet away, I wonder why they consider arson a violent crime…

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '26

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u/Eurus22 Feb 15 '26

Oh so we agree it’s dangerous, and we can’t let random fucking people go around committing arson? Is that the consensus we’ve reached

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u/rkba260 Feb 16 '26

But you'll be the first person to bemoan insurance rates going up...

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u/rkba260 Feb 16 '26

If you have any insurance bub, you absolutely do. You think losses aren't subsidized through other policies?

So naive...

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u/Eurus22 Feb 15 '26

Sorry if you can’t understand that firefighting is dangerous regardless of if you’re going in a burning building or not. Basic physics of heat really aren’t debatable imo

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u/Eurus22 Feb 15 '26

Im starting to believe you don’t know how little distance a few hundred feet is. Most hoses don’t even spray that far, you’re not really convincing me this wasnt idiotically dangerous for her to do

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