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May be good intentions due too a little knowledge playout out bad. For example, somebody knows about firebreaks, seen on TV how easy it looks, do a controlled
by Zenst 7y ago
May be good intentions due too a little knowledge playout out bad.
For example, somebody knows about firebreaks, seen on TV how easy it looks, do a controlled burn of an area to create that firebreak and they thought - I can do that.
So without going thru court/statements of each case, hard to say for sure and certainly won't be the same brush for all, however the headline spins it. After all, some charges cover a multitude of sins and non-sins and have a stigma associated with them dependant upon the current social trends. So arson charges in the current climate(sic) of Australia would be less socialy popular than somebody charged with murder - least in some parts, that you can bet. Emotions are very high and always will be in any disaster of this scale.
But whatever their level of guilt (or not), that is 24 people who are going to feel pariah.