[Freee-dame]

Anyone who has ever been to a place like the Grand Canyon knows that there is no comparable experience that can be had virtually. Watching virtual fireworks on TV while sitting at home with your immediate family or by yourself will never be the same as being with a large crowd of people all being amazed at the beauty of the fireworks. I was on the DC Mall in 1976 for the bicentennial. The fireworks were not even that great as they were too low, but the experience of being there with millions of American Patriots was unforgettable.

Our elite “betters” in the government, media, tech world, etc. ... the globalists.... want us to stay separated from each other and watch things on a screen. 1984, here we are.

Just think how much so many people’s health has deteriorated in the past year from staying indoors without exercising while eating food ordered online and delivered. Now people who are doing these things are being praised for “keeping us safe”. Before the C-virus, the USA was already the most obese developed nation in the world. Very sad.

[STARLIT]

Our big fireworks display leading up to the Ky. Derby was a tape of last year. This year's was cancelled and I enjoyed watching the tape. Sad it was cancelled but I watched the tape saying..next year it will be normal. That's just how I see life.

[Spunky]

“.....but the experience of being there with millions of American Patriots was unforgettable.”

This is SEATTLE liberal through and through. Also the state is in lockdown.

The fireworks might have been real (not sure) but the laser light show was virtual.

[Rusty0604]

I like watching fireworks with 3D glasses, in person!

[freepersup]

You’re preaching to the choir and we are down in the front row for a reason.