06-04-2018, 07:10 PM
Here's the problem. We paid these guys for decades, expecting them to be willing to take some risk to save lives. They were put there with that expectation, which meant that other people, who might actually do the job, were not put there. Children died because of these cowards. What do you do when you go years/decades expecting one thing and don't get it, and that incompetence results in deaths? Is it any different from gross negligence causing a death. Say you don't put a cover or sign on an open manhole, and a kid falls in. Gross negligence, no? You pay insurance premiums for a decade and then when you have a claim they say they never really had the money to pay claims. How is that different from refusing to act when needed?