By: Mysophobe
No no no, quite on the contrary. What you describe is what we’re heading back to at breakneck speed. Neighbors helping neighbors as long as they can afford their dues, otherwise fuck em. Private fire...
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Seems like the current system is set up pretty well. If you live in or do business in a permanent structure, you contribute to the costs of fire protection. There are literally no “freeloaders”, aside...
View ArticleBy: housemouse
How very small minded. If the county were to fine non-payers $75 AFTER they extinguished the fire, they could increase their revenue by 100% and the poor homeowner could keep their house for only $150,...
View ArticleBy: Iam Skycake
This is a pointless article. Anyone that’s ever lived in the country knows that rural volunteer fire departments are member driven. It’s insurance – not a fee for fighting a fire in progress. Do...
View ArticleBy: Kane3013
Scumbag Money. Can solve almost all the problems in the world, causes almost all the problems in the world.
View ArticleBy: Anonymous
The real question here, is the existence of a for profit fire brigade blocking the creation of a volunteer fire brigade who would put out all fires. Is this a protection racket, how many non-paying...
View ArticleBy: Responsibility
Its the responsibility of the homeowner to ensure the safety of his property. If you read any of the articles regarding the fire in question, you’d know that the mobile home was located in an area...
View ArticleBy: BlanchDubois
Property taxes are only assessed after the electorate agree to it. The property in question was outside of the fire district and therefore couldn’t be assessed. The service was available for a...
View ArticleBy: Jin (仁)
thanks for that nonsensical post, go back to reading ‘shrugged’ and we’ll all be better for it.
View ArticleBy: Kane3013
Scumbag Money. Can solve almost all the problems in the world, causes almost all the problems in the world.
View ArticleBy: rtb61
The real question here, is the existence of a for profit fire brigade blocking the creation of a volunteer fire brigade who would put out all fires. Is this a protection racket, how many non-paying...
View ArticleBy: Responsibility
Its the responsibility of the homeowner to ensure the safety of his property. If you read any of the articles regarding the fire in question, you’d know that the mobile home was located in an area...
View ArticleBy: BlanchDubois
Property taxes are only assessed after the electorate agree to it. The property in question was outside of the fire district and therefore couldn’t be assessed. The service was available for a...
View ArticleBy: Jin The Ninja
thanks for that nonsensical post, go back to reading ‘shrugged’ and we’ll all be better for it.
View ArticleBy: Mysophobe
Seems like the current system is set up pretty well. If you live in or do business in a permanent structure, you contribute to the costs of fire protection. There are literally no “freeloaders”, aside...
View ArticleBy: housemouse
How very small minded. If the county were to fine non-payers $75 AFTER they extinguished the fire, they could increase their revenue by 100% and the poor homeowner could keep their house for only $150,...
View ArticleBy: housemouse
How very small minded. If the county were to fine non-payers $75 AFTER they extinguished the fire, they could increase their revenue by 100% and the poor homeowner could keep their house for only $150,...
View ArticleBy: Iam Skycake
This is a pointless article. Anyone that’s ever lived in the country knows that rural volunteer fire departments are member driven. It’s insurance – not a fee for fighting a fire in progress. Do...
View ArticleBy: Iam Skycake
This is a pointless article. Anyone that’s ever lived in the country knows that rural volunteer fire departments are member driven. It’s insurance – not a fee for fighting a fire in progress. Do...
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