"A few bad apples (liars, etc) is NOT a reflection on BSA as a whole."

Uhhh....actually, it absolutely IS! These are the people that BSA tolerates, that they consider acceptable as participants, as leaders of youth. And the result is kids dying. It is on BSA's shoulders, and the sooner they accept that, the sooner that they will be in a position to fix the problem. Otherwise, it will never be fixed.

Look at the article's mention of what they did in Orange Co. They did something different, and they got a different result.

BSA would do well to adopt a model similar to what the Sierra Club does in LA (although their national model is very lacking, and produces some pretty embarrassing results, too).

At least the SC has an aggressive program of accumulating and evaluating accidents regionally and nationally. BSA needs to do that. They have an obligation to kids.