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There was never a bond as great as the bond between the pilgrims and the Indians.
If postmodernist could read, and read history, they wouldn't be post modernist.
I find nothing wrong in celebrating a successful year and planning for the next. How that can be construed as racist is not comprehensible. It provides an opportunity to plan a celebration with family and friends and enjoy our relationships.
Thanksgiving is a day to be grateful to God for your blessings the past year. Even if you don't believe in God, it's a day of gratefulness for your family, friends, your home, job, nation and health. We should have a thanksgiving day more often during the year. Like our founding fathers who celebrated many days of gratefulness during the year.
(The butterfly effect)
Think about that.
If Art Linkletter was still around that is exactly what he would say.
...and we'd all have a laugh at their expense.
the earth is a flat planet.
It is not surprising the snowflakes parrot what they hear in class.
Christmas is already gone in name, now it is "Holiday Season". Thankfully most people still celebrate it as the birth of Christ, even though Muslims detest it. In a few years it'll be gone.
Now they are after Thanksgiving. The snowflakes don't care. They never had to defend country or fight for it, never put in a good days work, or never understood what it means to love your country.
It is not difficult to see how their children will grow up under their "guidance". Only a catastrophe shaking their lives would wake them up, if only that.