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Thanksgiving - Do you think..?

stevean2stevean2
edited November 2013 in General Chat

Hello Everyone, as you know. Today is/was Thanksgiving.
Traditionally, this day is to be celebrated in Murica for whatever reason.
But I believe it should be accepted to be celebrated everywhere.
I mean its in the name "Thanksgiving".
We all deserve a holiday to celebrate what we're thankful for and truly thank the people or things we're thankful for. Why should it be exclusive to just one country?
I'm not going to get sued .. am I? ._.

Comments

  • VainamoinenVainamoinen Moderator

    Watch 'Home for the Holidays', which in many cases is an accurate depiction of this holiday in the US.

    Also, as a kind of tradeoff, they have to celebrate Columbus day. And, seriously, no one in his right mind should.

  • WarpSpeedWarpSpeed

    Columbus Day in the U.S. is really only taken off by banks, schools, government, and maybe a few places where the labor unions are still powerful. It's the same day that Canada celebrates their version of Thanksgiving, though.

    He's not the only one who thinks other countries should also observe some form of Thanksgiving. Here's one such example:

    Vainamoinen posted: »

    Watch 'Home for the Holidays', which in many cases is an accurate depiction of this holiday in the US. Also, as a kind of tradeoff, they have to celebrate Columbus day. And, seriously, no one in his right mind should.

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