[at-l] Strange Choice of Arsonists

[GADog430@aol.com (GADog430@aol.com)]

In a message dated 6/30/2002 7:46:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
orangebug74@yahoo.com writes:


> his is not really on topic for AT. If one knew much about industrial
> psychology and the difficulties in screening/profiling of public
> servants such as fire and police, one would be pretty amazed how few of
> these arsons occur. 
> 
> For those not aware of such things, it is easy to blame government
> after the fact, and to "profile" government employees as unreliable and
> dishonest. 
> 
> But since this isn't really on topic, I am certain that no one is about
> to make that mistake.
> 
> Bill...

If there were some reliable way to screen, maybe the public would 
be for it. But who is going to pay for it if it applies to volunteer
departments? Who is going to pay for it if it applies to public ones?
If the pay is as low as they asay it is already, would this be a wise
way to spend funds that could be used for equipment and salaries?
 
I'm just sayin...I have not formed an opinion yet. 

Dawg



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