I'm not missing any point, don't worry. Let's live in a world where everyone has what they love. But let's all compromise a little, shall we? Dog owners should be responsible. Drivers should only drive when they really need to. And fireworks should be limited to minimise public disturbance. That's how a civilised society works, no?
On a side note, here's what Google AI says about fireworks (and dogs kill people, I know I know):
Fireworks can have a number of effects on society in the UK, including:
Air pollution
Fireworks release fine dust particles that contain toxic metals and other harmful chemicals into the air. These particles can aggravate lung diseases and contribute to air pollution that can last for days.
Microplastic pollution
Fireworks can contribute to microplastic pollution in rivers, especially in cities built over water.
Litter
Fireworks can create a lot of litter, including non-biodegradable parts from the firework housings.
Distress
Fireworks can distress people and animals, including pets, children, and those with anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Safety
Fireworks can be dangerous, especially at private events. People who have been injured by fireworks or know someone who has are more likely to support stricter regulations.
Anti-social behavior
Fireworks can be misused and lead to anti-social behavior.
The UK fireworks industry has taken steps to address these issues, including working with animal charities, providing education materials, and offering accredited training courses for firework displays. However, some say that the UK government could do more to enforce the existing legislation.