In Canada, female firefighters burned down a national park
Gender discrimination is a very unpleasant thing. Especially goes to women, to whom men are constantly trying to indelicate hint that they are not doing their business. Ladies, in turn, are eager to prove that they do any job no worse than men. So it is, but sometimes incidents still occur, as happened recently in Canada. There, brave female firefighters, showing their professional aptitude, accidentally burned an entire national park.
The incident occurred during a conference on discrimination against women working as firefighters. To prove that they are no worse than men, the fire ladies staged a symbolic fire, which they were going to masterfully extinguish. But something went wrong and soon the flame was not only not tamed, but, on the contrary, engulfed everything around.
The situation was aggravated by the fact that the action took place in Banff National Park — one of the most important attractions in Canada. Because of the feminist action, it was necessary to attract male firefighters, policemen, military and even pilots. Five helicopters took part in extinguishing the fire!
The fire raged so that residents of several settlements had to be evacuated. Fortunately, there were no casualties and even no one seemed to be injured. In addition to the self-assessment of the participants of the conference and Banff National Park, which the fire caused huge damage.