Should fireworks be banned?

Should fireworks be banned?

  • Yes - a complete ban

    Votes: 202 41.1%
  • Yes - except in designated areas

    Votes: 192 39.1%
  • No - let them fly

    Votes: 82 16.7%
  • Other

    Votes: 15 3.1%

  • Total voters
    491
This is one of the reasons why I sold my house on the Flats and moved to my current area.

Those idiots go ballistic on Guy Fawkes. Throwing paint on people, burning tyres in the streets and then the fireworks. Tomorrow the streets will be a mess. Kids will be traumatised and everybody will be looking for their dogs.

This day should be outlawed and shops that sell fireworks should be shut down. Problem is half of the shops on the Flats are operating illegally to begin with so I'm not sure how the government will stop them from selling the stuff.
 
So not only do you endorse the wholesale slaughter of animals for your own amusement, you've directly, even proudly, contributed to the deaths of millions.

This is an interesting tactic..... which speaks volumes about our species.

Are you drunk?
 
So not only do you endorse the wholesale slaughter of animals for your own amusement, you've directly, even proudly, contributed to the deaths of millions.

This is an interesting tactic..... which speaks volumes about our species.
:ROFL: :ROFL: :ROFL: Wholesale slaughter

People just want to watch the world burn, no fun for anyone, sadists I tell you.
 
Oh, it's that time of the year again. Wait a minute, has Diwali passed already and the Indians gotten off scot free?
 
Hopefully the rain we are experiencing continues deep into the night and washes out any thoughts of detonations tonight.
 
In general I'm not a huge fan of banning things - sure it's cool when it's something I don't like but what about when it's something I enjoy doing? We just went through a period when certain things were banned "for the greater good" and most weren't happy with it.

So I voted no, first reason is that principle I just mentioned, secondly it's something that happens so infrequently so as to make the whole thing pretty moot in any event. I reckon, like most of these things, a little consideration from all sides can go a long way.
 
In general I'm not a huge fan of banning things - sure it's cool when it's something I don't like but what about when it's something I enjoy doing? We just went through a period when certain things were banned "for the greater good" and most weren't happy with it.

So I voted no, first reason is that principle I just mentioned, secondly it's something that happens so infrequently so as to make the whole thing pretty moot in any event. I reckon, like most of these things, a little consideration from all sides can go a long way.

A little consideration, is more often than not, sadly lacking.
 
In general I'm not a huge fan of banning things - sure it's cool when it's something I don't like but what about when it's something I enjoy doing? We just went through a period when certain things were banned "for the greater good" and most weren't happy with it.

So I voted no, first reason is that principle I just mentioned, secondly it's something that happens so infrequently so as to make the whole thing pretty moot in any event. I reckon, like most of these things, a little consideration from all sides can go a long way.
Oh look, a mature thinker enters the chat :thumbsup:
 
You could just do what our suburb does now.
When the inconsiderate start with their **** atomic bomb noises, get together in a posse and confront them.
It has worked like a charm for the last 5 years or so.
 
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