New Video Shows Deadly New Year’s Fireworks Accident In Honolulu, Hawaii, That Has Killed At Least 2



New video shows the deadly New Year’s fireworks accident in Honolulu, Hawaii.

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20 thoughts on “New Video Shows Deadly New Year’s Fireworks Accident In Honolulu, Hawaii, That Has Killed At Least 2”

  1. Who can afford this amount of fireworks these days? Holy hell…I spent $250 and it wasn’t much of anything…this is about a million dollars worth or more of fireworks…

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  2. My word! How surprising that only two souls were blown to smithereens? Whatever drunk Uncle Grandpa decided that this was the ultimate way out…were they yeeted out of the building during the deadly explosion?

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  3. A few years ago, our friends had bought one of those battery-style fireworks for the first time, which cause a lot of them to go off, one right after the other, even though you only ignite the "battery" once. Due to a manufacturing defect, some of them shot out sideways instead of upward. If someone had been standing in the wrong place at the wrong time, they would have been hit. So we were all standing there, watching this thing malfunction and yet there was no way to stop it because the battery is designed to just shoot out fireworks one right after the other. So it just kept going off and shooting those things out sideways. It was very scary. Needless, to say, we (and our friends) will NEVER buy battery-style fireworks because of that incident. And in truth, we only buy "volcanoes" now because they are small and confined and don't make much noise. I guess it's all too easy to forget sometimes how dangerous fireworks really are. 🙁

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  4. If the state did not ban consumer fireworks, people would not make illegal fireworks. Obviously, they are being lit, why not sell them and make tax money and make sure they are regulated and not overpowered?

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  5. Quit calling it an accident! An expensive cache of professional fireworks were illegally stored in a carport, and an untrained person set off one and it went Boom, straight in the middle of the rest of them.

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