I was thinking about ginning up a fake protest called "Freedom Firecampers". I'm in Idaho,

[brewens]

where all the woods are shut down. I'm thinking, why all the cooperation, responsibility and common sense all of a sudden? Is this not infringing on our rights to camp and have campfires?

I'm thinking go big or stay home! The First Annual Freedom Firecampers Hootenany in the Toolies! Alcohol, Tobacco, firearms, fireworks and a bonfire! I wonder if we could get KISS to perform? Maybe four-wheeler races, or better yet, a four-wheeler grand prix on a course through the woods.

I'd only be behaving like some of the wackjobs have toward COVID.

[thucythucy]

1. Sad to say your satire would probably be taken seriously.

You might even "spark" a movement.

So I guess my advice would be: please don't give these idiots any ideas.

[secondwind]

2. Amen

🙏

[brewens]

4. We could achieve forest immunity by September if we just let it all burn. There wouldn't be

any fires next year with no fuel. Think about it.

[lagomorph777]

7. Seriously, an idea like that is playing with fire.

There are so many whackjobs in Idaho, it would probably ignite a deadly movement.

[Scrivener7]

3. At this point, it would only speed up the process of their self-immolation.

It is a worthy idea to help people see the ridiculousness of their positions, but sadly most of them are beyond that.

[NickB79]

5. Advertise a machine gun shoot into a bunch of boulders

Load tracers and steel core, and watch those sparks fly!

[Celerity]

6. logo

[brewens]

9. Thak you very much. I will make use of that. :) n/t

[Celerity]

11. I made it w/ Paint in like 2 minutes, so it has that perfect shitty kerning, etc look that a QMAGAt

would actually make.

Added authenticity!

[RainCaster]

8. Don't forget your forest brooms

TFG would be proud of you for that!

[Vinca]

10. Speaking of the west coast fires, I'm on the east coast (NH) and today our air

is so filled with smoke I'm afraid I've missed a fire in our area . . . except I haven't. I went down off our hill into a village in more of a valley in Vermont and the smoke was so dense it was like fog. You could smell it, too. I've never seen it so bad. I can't imagine what it must be like to live where they're actually happening.