> And they eventually put it out to prevent it spreading. Reading the article, that's not true. They watered down the fence line to protect someone else's lan

> And they eventually put it out to prevent it spreading. Reading the article, that's not true. They watered down the fence line to protect someone else's land. > Firefighters did eventually show up, but only to fight the fire on the neighboring property, whose owner had paid the fee. > "They put water out on the fence line out here. They never said nothing to me. Never acknowledged. They stood out here and watched it burn," Cranick said. So to your examples... > They will save your life. They won't treat your trick knee, erectile dysfunction, or failing vision. It would be closer to the story if it was "they won't save you, but they'll spray down everyone else with a disinfectant to protect them from your disease."