If you read my post very carefully I never condemned the use of bonfires and fireworks by peeps to commemorate that day of November 5. I was merely explaining the difference between a celebration and remembrance. I was basically stating an observation in which fireworks are usually done out of celebration.
Now, what people celebrate for on November 5 is up for debate and remember that people have the right to expression. The only thing I'm saying is that peeps shouldn't use fireworks to celebrate the murders of victims. Do I know that Guy Fawke's intentions was for the greater good of his country? I don't know, but IF peeps were using fireworks to celebrate his actions, then perhaps your government isn't very trustworthy in the eyes of your country. (Notice I used "IF" since it is a common fact that the public has been debating for years about what exactly is being celebrated on Nov. 5)
When I mentioned 911, it was to illustrate the fact that nobody uses fireworks to remember that event. Since it isn't so in the case of November 5 when Guy Fawkes attacked, then perhaps it might be intended as a celebration. And that mister, is the right of the public to utilize freedom of expression. We see peeps burn American flags all over the world all the time. It is their right to do so becoz they have the right to express distrust towards the U.S government.
But the point I made earlier was that if peeps were to use fireworks to celebrate the death of victims,then of course it would be a total misrepresentation. I'd say light candles rather than use fireworks to remember fallen comrades.