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Ja ja, I agree with you. I hate fireworks but isn't it part of Hindu religion? I am sure the constitution grants some sort of rights in that regard?
I must add that I am neither religion or law savvy.
Maybe if you weren't so busy posting 56000 posts as if it were some kind of sport, you'd have the time to realise that some people (registered here for years) prefer to view and only comment when they feel the need to and not as a form of entertainment.
Why would someone need a mass spectrometer in their head?
They do? diwali has been restricted to a single day. Its not illegal to use fireworks on diwali/guy fawkes/xmas or NYE
So stop acting like every single person goes to this specialised market funded by al qaeda and buy bombs just to piss you off
They do? diwali has been restricted to a single day. Its not illegal to use fireworks on diwali/guy fawkes/xmas or NYE
So stop acting like every single person goes to this specialised market funded by al qaeda and buy bombs just to piss you off
The constitution grants some rights in that regard, but the law doesn't let them detonate big fek off fireworks in a residential area. Period.
What the hell are you in about now?
Answer my question. Is that too much to ask?
Ja ja, I agree with you. I hate fireworks but isn't it part of Hindu religion? I am sure the constitution grants some sort of rights in that regard?
I must add that I am neither religion or law savvy.
this is your subjective opinion. what is on sale on the shelf of your general store is fit for residential use.
No it's not part of the religion. Any fireworks that are set off would need to conform with the Explosives Act.
Why can't we all just live in peace?
No it is not, however much you like to think it is.
This is not a subjective opinion, it is a legal fact. Deal with it.
For Durban specifically, Nuisance fireworks (pretty much ANYTHING percussive in nature) are not allowed to be set off in a residential area.
No it is not, however much you like to think it is.
This is not a subjective opinion, it is a legal fact. Deal with it.
For Durban specifically, Nuisance fireworks (pretty much ANYTHING percussive in nature) are not allowed to be set off in a residential area.
it is part of the religion. The purpose is to light up a trail to guide the gods home (long story short)
because people love to bitch and moan unfortunately. A single night is WAAAAAAAAAAAAY to much to ask for
ok PROVE the fireworks that were rattling your house where illegal ?
No, you are allowed your single night, without complaint, so long as you do not use illegal fireworks that disturb the entire fscking neighbourhood.
They are classed as Nuisance fireworks, therefore according to the Metro Police in Durban they are banned in residential areas.. therefore illegal to be set off in residential areas.
again prove they illegal. You are ranting on and on about illegal fireworks. Where does one purchase these illegal fireworks ? and how much of black powder is required to make a firework illegal ?
Where are they breaking the law ? its your ASSUMPTION that the fireworks being used are illegal
again prove they illegal. You are ranting on and on about illegal fireworks. Where does one purchase these illegal fireworks ? and how much of black powder is required to make a firework illegal ?