The "cannot be burned by laser" proposition makes no sense whatsoever to me. Here's why:

First of all I don't understand how a simple color would repel a high-powered laser beam but never mind that now: once everything catches on fire around it, it's normal fire, so it follows that, unless they coated beforehand all the blue stuff with fire retardant chemicals, the plastic blue trash cans, the umbrellas and the cars and everything blue would catch fire as well, it would get ignited by normal fire, so why did it not?

you have failed to answer or even consider this.


No matter what started the fire it is normal fire so it makes no sense whatsoever that blue stuff would not burn, even if as you claim it could not be ignited because it is blue, it would still burn from the fires around it and nothing whatsoever could have prevented that.

Fire's fire and blue burns the same as red or green or maroon. In fact I'm pretty sure that laser is too stupid to tell the difference between blue and green LOL!

So?