“Friendsgiving” not “Thanksgiving” ?
Editor’s Note: Yet another attempt by the Left to change our common language out from underneath us?
Editor’s Note: Yet another attempt by the Left to change our common language out from underneath us?
Do you remember making hand outline turkey art in elementary school, while learning about how the Pilgrims and the Indians (now called Native Americans) sat down together for a harvest celebration feast at Plimouth Plantation in 1621?
I never graduated from the University of Buffalo, but now I am happy to say I did not. The Universities Intercultural and Diversity Center (never had one when I was there 40 years ago) is trying to cancel Thanksgiving.
If you were thinking about violating Thanksgiving restrictions, the state of Vermont expects you to think twice. They have announced plans to interrogate parents and students next Monday. Did you travel for Thanksgiving?
Think the headline might be wrong? Let’s step back and take a look at some of the virus restrictions currently in effect. Are you ready? Here we go.
Maskachusetts has declared New Hampshire and Maine high-risk states. If you plan to travel into the Bay State, you may need to get a negative test within three days of arriving or quarantine for 14 days.
Crazy Andy Cuomo was already predisposed toward tyranny. He’s a Democrat. But one of his latest dictatorial edicts has gotten under the skin of county Sheriffs in the state. The 10-person limit on holiday gatherings is getting the cold shoulder from local law enforcement.
I’m waiting to hear the order to load Michiganders into boxcars to take them to the mandatory “vaccination facility.” That hasn’t happened yet, but until then, we’ve got this. The Wolverine State has been put on a three-week lockdown.
It is almost a week after Thanksgiving but these kinds of notions and mindsets didn’t arise from nothingness. If they weren’t handed down by their parents (rather doubtful, especially at a “Christian” college, methinks), it’s by our educational system that has taught this self-loathing of one’s own country.
Thanksgiving is a critically important American holiday. The reason is simple. The survival of the United States as an independent nation of free peoples depends upon gratitude. If Americans do not remain forever grateful for the system we inherited, we will lose it. If this sounds a bit dramatic, take it up with Abraham Lincoln. Preserving …