I'm not going to rail about the Tennessee fire debacle, where a group of so called firemen allowed a family's house to burn down with all their belongings, and also their pets inside because they forgot to pay $75.00. At least not for long... 

Just a few questions really, like how could anyone ever refer to these people as firemen ever again, I don't even like using the term people, but I guess when compared to other human behavior we see, it is an apt description.

I think Fire-Goons would be one description I could at least be comfortable with, most of the descriptive terms I would like to use are R rated, and they come with a complementary baseball bat, and free trip to the hospital. Woohoo!

Oh wait.... there is no such thing as a free trip to the hospital... that would be socialism.

On a side note, many props to the son of the family who clocked the chief "Fire-Goon" in the face. (maybe the chief got a free trip to the hospital)

My other question is this, at what point did we as humans decide that money, and the pursuit of money, is more valuable than human life... no, not just human life, ALL LIFE?

When we can answer that question, maybe we could actually go about making this world a decent place to live for all of us, and hopefully the next generations of LIFE as well.