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You have to wonder . . .Posted by Michael Rawluk (Williams Lake, BC, Canada) on 24 June 2006 in People & Portrait and Portfolio. People do jobs (firemen for example) knowing that there is an excellent chance that they will die on the job or suffer dreadful side-effects from performing that job. It is basically a thankless job that nobody notices until there is a personal interaction. Cops are writing speeding tickets when they should be solving crime. Or the ambulance took forever to arrive. Firemen sit around doing nothing all day and only work when there is a fire. Crap like that gets said all the time. Why do people say those things? I appreciate your comments and constructive criticism.
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