Just after I'd added my two penn'orth about Thanksgiving, I opened a blogpost by a friend of mine who wishes we did celebrate it. But thinking that we should is not the same as thinking that we do
Nice one. Yeeeeee, haaaaaaa, what are you doing for it?
Nope. One I'm not from Merica and two why would i celebrate the genocide of Native Americans and untold wanton slaughter of millions of of turkeys. No thank you.
Nobodies invited me though.
I thought Baba Jesus was born later on 25/12 Soulman, but I might be wrong.They call it thanksgiving i call it Christmas. My cards will say Merry Christmas etc. They have their traditions and i shall stick with mine, no problem.
I thought Baba Jesus was born later on 25/12 Soulman, but I might be wrong.
Perhaps your cards should say 'Merry Thanksgiving'.
Have a nice day !
How soon can you board a Gatwick to O'Hare flight? The desk sergeant would love another brit in her house.
Wow your the real life of the party aint ya?
If you don’t like Americans fair enough – but don’t make ridiculous generalisations and stereotypes. I actually like Thanksgiving – it's very much about families and friends and enjoying a good meal and each other’s company.
Well i am when the cause for celebration isn't the death of something or someone.
It's not a 'fact' - anyway I'm done with this thread. Happy Thanksgiving to fellow US based NSCers
It isn't celebrating death its a harvest festival.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thanksgiving
Its secular, pagan and global and is celebrated inmany ways.Over here we call it a harvest festival. Who told you it was about death and slaughter and why didn't you check your facts?
No but the who thing about thanksgiving is todo with the slaughter of many Native Americans.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/nicole-breedlove/thanksgiving-pequot-massacre_b_4337722.html
Here's an example.
Err, no, the whole thing about Thanksgiving is not to do with the slaughter of many Native Americans. You (and the activist writer) have conflated two separate issues to create a controversy. Native Americans have an absolute right to be angry over history but this argument is pretty stupid and doesn't relate to the present day Thanksgiving at all.