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Old 07-05-2014, 12:59 PM
 
Location: North of Canada, but not the Arctic
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Basically people who complain about being poor spending their money on fireworks which terrorize neighbors who have babies, dogs, PTSD, or have to sleep because they actually work for a living. Not to mention they leave all their firework litter all over the place and even manage to inadvertently start a few fires with fireworks that kindle in dried leaves, grass, etc.

I did get a chuckle from the people on Belle Isle that were interviewed. They all commented on how much nicer the island is now that the state is taking care of it and keeping the riff-raff out. (I got a chuckle because some "social justice" types have claimed the state is harassing island visitors.)
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