Is anyone else getting tired of the Canadian wildfires?

[MoeAnguish]

We're going on the end of year two with the wildfires going on. I know Canada has a history of wildfire-related issues going back to at least the 1700's, but you would think a country which at least says it can handle shit would be able to deal with this or at least have better coping mechanisms for fires. As early as primary school, we are taught these; for example, hanging things from a ceiling is a no because it's a fire hazard. Different things are taught to us as fire hazards. Teachers would be having a heart attack in Canada (for more reasons than one, if they have oxygen-related medical issues).

I occasionally dabble in photography as well as getting some nature strolls in. I haven't been able to do that because there's smoke everywhere on most Summer days. And I live so, so very far away from the fire, if you could even consider it the same part of the commonwealth. Even on good days, while I like red sunsets, it's gotten old by now, and I'm tired of the sun looking like it has watched too much Mortal Kombat.

I also, conversely, understand the value of controlled burning. The Canadian government (or provincial governments) might be trying to imply that the fires should pass and wear itself out. But then again... people live in those areas. Businesses live in those areas. So this is another thing I hope they're not doing. Or maybe all the firefighters are just being corrupt again. Who knows?

It's possible that, in another timeline, I'd go over there and help with the efforts, but then again, Canada's immigration policies are stricter than America's.

How difficult is it to handle this and not force everyone into it?

 

[Skitarii]

Amerisharts cry about some trees burning and muh air quality.

Nigger, you have never lived through a real forest fire. When Turkey's forests start burning for the 485838th time and the mediterranean air currents start picking up, the whole Eastern Balkans reeks of mosque smell and turkroach body odor.

 

[#FF0000]

There's an absolute fuck ton of arson done by ecoterrorists hired and funded by the government to further the narrative of climate change.
It sounds schizo as fuck and there's not really any sources on it as far as I'm aware but I have a very strong suspicion of it, because the Canadian government points at specifically wildfires as proof of climate change and it's already proven that most of these fires are caused by arson. They don't point at excessive rainfall, extreme heat, severe weather, or any other potentially convincing event other than perhaps a passing mention of climate change being a cause; they specifically focus on forest fires because it's very easy to start one artificially and therefore very easy to overexaggerate its effects.

 

[Cun75p4rkl35]

Not Canadian but my whole damn city smells like a campfire. Every time I think "oh someone's having a fire" no it's just Canada burning to the ground. Grateful for the rain, though.