I have trouble with a dumb 15 year old kid doing something utterly stupid and the benign educated wisdom of USFS GS 13 and above District Rangers and Forest Supervisors who watch fires,  do nothing,  for days,  while the fire is smoldering in one known snag,  and from that the Biscuit Fire.  This year,  on the same Forest,  a 1/4 acre fire was not suppressed,   for days,   because it was "too dangerous" for people on the ground to hike there.  Steep ground.  I guess a 747 with 20,000 gallons of water and a maybe half million dollar price tag for a water drop wasn't worth saving 185,000 acres of forest cover,  the  tree killing burning of part of Oregon's only native coast redwood stand,  with fire through the whole stand.  Oh,  and homes and out buildings,  private property,  destroyed.  

You see,  tort limitations make suing the USFS a peeing into the wind exercise.  It costs more to hire a law firm,  file the papers,  and do the prep work to go to trial,  than any award would pay.