> But imagine it's 20, 30, or a 100 all doing what he's doing. > His mistake was only coordinating with some local firefighters, and believing that was enough.

> But imagine it's 20, 30, or a 100 all doing what he's doing. > His mistake was only coordinating with some local firefighters, and believing that was enough. This was my same thought. Also, if it's only half-coordinated and an accident happens, who pays for the damages or the lost human lives? I know the intentions were exemplary and that they are heroes, but one first has to zoom out a bit.