What should happen to those 12-13 year old girls who supposedly lit those fires?

[minibrings]

Originally Posted by The Postman

Would probably take them several lifetimes lol. And also perhaps replanting of trees.

Well telling families that their loved ones had passed and having them do body retrieval should do the trick then. Sorry if I'm harsh but ...

[Battleneter]

American network NBC publishes map showing the whole of Australia is on fire. Oops | News.com.au

Had to laugh at this out of context reporting, nothing "technically" inaccurate.

Its also ironic new.com.au is mocking the quality of reporting elsewhere.

[Kayekaye]

Do you have a link about the kids who started the fires? I can't find anything

But I agree they should have to clean up and talk to the deceased relatives. Make it real.

Japan has a longstanding abhorrence for arsonists due to terrible fires when their cities were all made from wood. From what I've read anyone caught starting a fire is shunned and punished for life.

[FrankDrebin]

Originally Posted by Kayekaye

Do you have a link about the kids who started the fires? I can't find anything

But I agree they should have to clean up and talk to the deceased relatives. Make it real.

Japan has a longstanding abhorrence for arsonists due to terrible fires when their cities were all made from wood. From what I've read anyone caught starting a fire is shunned and punished for life.

Hence why the US firebombing in WW2 would have been the true Shock and Awe.