Reply #136: well... i really wasnt into teaching a lesson, nor backing letting the house burn, BUT

[seabeyond]

since it happened i do think it is an eye opener to where the nation is going with these choices. and because it is an eye opener i think it is important to speak out, speak loud and let it be known that this cannot become a part of who we are. i really see it connected with the destruction on our schools, libraries and SS.

the unfortunate part of that is because i understand why things happened, and am outraged at the county that sat all this up for other cities to have to deal with it equals to being a teabagger amongst duers.

and because i do hold the homeowner absolutely responsible for most of what happens.... i think he "deserves" what he got, which i have never believed in with about anything. or am uncompassionate, heartless, which is bullshit. i dont feel for him, but i do feel for all the people he put in danger and hurt with his selfish choices, including animals.

what i dont want is to allow this county to continue on like this so they "learn a lesson" because all they are doing is getting free service and hurting others.