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Rules are rules I guess? Seems kinda outrageous
by amerine 4y ago
Rules are rules I guess? Seems kinda outrageous
- nickphx 4y agoI imagine there are less disruptive communication channels available to get relevant information to firefighters?
- seventytwo 4y agoI wish they’d go after corps for violations with the same vigor.
- User23 4y agoI’m under the impression they will vigorously go after corps for interference.
- wolverine876 4y agocorps?
- zo1 4y agoThink they mean corporations. I.e. For all the illegal stuff they do and then don't get fined nearly enough for.
- Cthulhu_ 4y agoOr cops, who seem to live above the law. I mean they literally do because they have the monopoly on violence - in theory - but they cross boundaries on a regular occurrence.
- wolverine876 4y ago> Or cops, who seem to live above the law. I mean they literally do because they have the monopoly on violence ... The government has a monopoly on violence. Police can only do what the government permits (legally or customarily).
- AlotOfReading 4y agoHe was licensed, had a commercial business operating equipment, and interfered multiple times during a public emergency. The intent might have been good, but this is a "fuck around and find out" fine to discourage other people who should also know better from trying similar things in the future.
- colechristensen 4y agoThere are rules that allow breaking the rules when it’s actually needed, not when unsolicited help is being given despite requests to stop.
- more_corn 4y agoI thought it was outrageous at first. Dude was just trying to help. I guess the question is just how disruptive was he? I’ve got incident response training so I understand the worry about having randos in the mix. But this seems a bit extreme.