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Originally Posted by Tallboy
OK, let's say they put the fire out and went home. You're a homeowner down the street...you gonna pay your $75 next year? No way in hell. Now, let's say you didn't pay and your house catches fire, and they don't come/help.
Exactly how long will it take 'till you're on the phone with an attorney?
This, boys and girls, is a small window into what is wrong with this great country of ours. RIP personal responsibility, we hardly knew ye...
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It's a good point. They would then have to put EVERY fire out payed or not.
And the people KNOW this.
If you try to charge them afterward, you then only make the money you need WHILE fighting fires. Then you better hope there are fires. Better not do anything to cause fire awareness. Then you east into your funds. Kind of a conflict of interests.
Charging afterward opens up a whole new can of worms.