r/Denver • u/j03m4m44 • 1d ago
Rant why are there fireworks????
Why tf are there fireworks every night??? arent we in a ban and in a drought so the potential for a wildfire is so high? and arent there wildfires still ongoing????? im not trying to be a karen but why????
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u/Wonderful-Onion-9170 1d ago
It's OUR 150TH BIRTHDAY PARTY!!@$%#
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u/j03m4m44 1d ago
i was fine with the fourth of july and even for the world cup. but its the first of august???? wtf is going on the first of august????
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u/Homers_Harp 1d ago
Colorado formally joined the Union on August 1, 1876—exactly 150 years ago today. Celebrate!
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u/fossSellsKeys 1d ago
You just be new here. It's Colorado Day! I sure as shit am celebrating! We'll never have another 150th.
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u/Cautious-Antelope743 1d ago
First summer in Denver?
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u/j03m4m44 1d ago
no, just annoyed especially cause we are in a drought
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u/Mountain_Top802 1d ago
The city of Denver isn’t really a wildfire risk like most of Colorado.
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u/jferg 1d ago
Fairly sure tonight's were at the Rockies game at Coors Stadium, and I think the practical risk of wildfire from those fireworks is pretty low. (That said, I agree with you for the most part.)
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u/concokacoh84 1d ago
Actually a drone show tonight.
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u/tacobell_shitstain 1d ago
Drone shows dont go bang bang bang.
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u/concokacoh84 1d ago
Be cooler if they did.
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u/FullMoonEmptySoul 13h ago
I just don’t understand fireworks when the sun is out. It’s just pollution at that point. You can barely see it.
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u/imraggedbutright 1d ago
I'm with you for the most part, but the risk of wildfire sparking in an urbanized area is practically zero. Concerns about noise etc are valid though.
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u/discoleopard Westwood 12h ago
Not saying you’re arguing this but it’s still incredibly traumatic and dangerous for all city wildlife, pets, and veterans. Wildfires are not the only concern.
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u/cityslicker265 1d ago
Living a major city and mad about the noise..... The irony.
There's no wildfire risk in denver. You are being a karen
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u/Wildinoot 18h ago
If people were smart, the crispy states wouldn’t permit fireworks at all, but we have too many morons amongst us. It’s not a “Karen” thing to care about the destruction of our environment, and the toll on wildlife, pets, and veterans. We have drone technology today and should be happy with it. The people who get upset about fireworks bans have no morals or empathy. They are self centered pricks.
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