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(2,359 posts)And every first responder I know, including those in my family, agree with the OP's sentiments. I've in a wildfire prone area, and I certainly get it - it isn't a difficult concept. It is how these things roll. Without exceptions.
It is like those who could prepare but decide not to, don't have the ability to learn from the experiences of others. First hand accounts from various disasters are freaking everywhere, and yet every time I see people act shocked that Mother Nature didn't grant them some exception to the rule. Followed by misplaced outrage by people who either can't comprehend or choose to misunderstand what is being said in the aftermath stage.
Being quick to not comprehend a message or misunderstand it and take offense is an epidemic now days.
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