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Not Sure How To Feel About This ProfessorGAC Dec 2021 #1
Agreed! 634-5789 Dec 2021 #2
Who would want to take the chance? secondwind Dec 2021 #3
+1 uponit7771 Dec 2021 #27
Some convictions never go away. This may be unfortunate... TreasonousBastard Dec 2021 #4
This! And I am wondering who assigned him the job although I suppose clicking Maraya1969 Dec 2021 #12
According to the OP, his dad is county Emergency Management Director. haele Dec 2021 #31
Simmons can't lead the department PJMcK Dec 2021 #6
And the mayor's kid at the time. 2naSalit Dec 2021 #7
Remember Tom Lehrer... k0rs Dec 2021 #23
Indeed. 2naSalit Dec 2021 #26
I wonder if things like setting fires as a teenager are indications of mindsets that never Vinca Dec 2021 #8
There is a phenomenon called a "firefighter arson." LisaL Dec 2021 #11
Firebug is a podcast Sur Zobra Dec 2021 #35
I read a book about serial killers once. AncientAndy Dec 2021 #36
I don't believe arsonists become reformed as they age.. msfiddlestix Dec 2021 #9
Fully agree, IF it was a stiffy fire, not a mistake. BlueBlud Dec 2021 #17
I'm not sure what that means msfiddlestix Dec 2021 #18
Such as, you drive car catalytic converter over dry grass, and start a brushfire etc. BlueBlud Dec 2021 #19
I gotcha... that's a careless and stupid accident, as opposed to deliberate intent msfiddlestix Dec 2021 #21
thank you. and your response is probably stopdiggin Dec 2021 #10
I think a conviction of arson is disqualifying Joinfortmill Dec 2021 #15
I'm wondering if it's the NEPOTISM on top Captain Zero Dec 2021 #24
Well it looks kind of hinky when a convicted arsonist is appointed by his father Bev54 Dec 2021 #34
:) I'll accept the firefighters wishes, Prof, and I am a bleeding heart Hortensis Dec 2021 #43
If crime is related to career..i would be hesitant to give him a pass Demovictory9 Dec 2021 #44
The Chief of a fire department has important roles PJMcK Dec 2021 #5
Yep. If THEY'RE bothered by it enough to resign, that shouldn't be overlooked. calimary Dec 2021 #13
Like hiring Michael Vick to run an animal shelter. SharonClark Dec 2021 #14
I lol'd at the irony. Calista241 Dec 2021 #20
Fuck Michael Vick. BlackSkimmer Dec 2021 #22
Fuck Michael Vick XanaDUer2 Dec 2021 #32
The nepotism, the arson conviction, or the firefighters know he is an a-hole cuz they grew up... Thomas Hurt Dec 2021 #16
Bravo to the departed firefighters. Paladin Dec 2021 #25
Details not mentioned in OP: intheflow Dec 2021 #28
Got one better packman Dec 2021 #29
yikes!!!!!!!!!!!! Sounds awful! Takket Dec 2021 #38
This message was self-deleted by its author packman Dec 2021 #30
The firefighters live there and know him. TNNurse Dec 2021 #33
Three things I do not want sarisataka Dec 2021 #37
There's a thousand other career paths for such folks Hekate Dec 2021 #41
If What This Guy RobinA Dec 2021 #39
How to put this: kind of like hiring a reformed Josh Duggar to run the girls' school. Some things... Hekate Dec 2021 #40
I have a different concern about him. People who play with fire, start fires, etc. are sometimes liberalla Dec 2021 #42
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