Might as well add Cinco de Mayo as a free day, more Americans celebrate it than Mexicans. Might be good for the political points.

They'll start charging on his birthday too, once attendance is mandatory.

No, whitewashing of America, the fact that we have those days to celebrate but ignore the historical context makes me question if they should be Holidays at all.

Juneteenth is "Happy Republicans freed the slaves from Democrats day"

AND

MLK was made popular (partly myth) because of his I have a dream speech, which he advocated for a world without DEI / Jim Crow laws to judge people based on their skin color.

Thats my dogg

引用自 DragonWitcherXZ：

Instead it's free entry on Trump's birthday. More white-washing in America, lol.

Less about white washing than about making the nation what the rest of Trump's life has been: all about him.

I can imagine nothing more pathetic than worshipping at the feet of such a deeply insecure manbaby; dude demands reinforcement of his main character syndrome every five seconds, and throws full-on tantrums at anyone who doesn't provide that reinforcement.

Imagine perceiving such a weak, insecure, needy douchebag as being "soooo tough." Dude is the natural endpoint of every "I'd have served, but I'd totally punch a drill sergeant/you're lucky they're holding me back/girls only date ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥" jackwagon who blames everyone and everything but themselves as the root of their failures.

...maybe that's why he's popular.

I was thinking, "I hope the OP is kidding," but I looked it up and it is, unfortunately, true. What a joke. However, given Trump's God complex, this comes as no surprise to me. It would not surprise me if he next builds a massive statue and forces people to bow and present gifts to it.

MLK is just the alphabet backwards. 13+12+11 = 36 = 6 squared. Or 6x6, 6 and 6, as in June 6th. Juneteenth is June 19th, which is 13 days after 6/6. 13 is the 6th prime. June 19th of a non-leap year is the 170th day of the year, 170 is the 130th composite number. Theres another 13. 19 is the 8th prime, 8 is always the number of new beginnings, rebirth, resurrection, etc.

"MLK Jr" also = 64 (8x8) and 19 (8th prime). So it's connected to Juneteenth inherently.

The law for MLK Day was signed in '83. "Martin Luther King" = 83 reduction.

I would say MLK is a made up character, and possibly also mocking blacks. MLK is just MILK with the vowels dropped, ie milk without an I. Milk is white, it is what sustains infants. So MLK is white without an I, or a non-sentient animal. When a troublesome infant is crying the mother shushes it by putting it to the breast. She... yes, gives it milk. This and maybe a bit of rocking puts the child back to sleep and calms it down. A standard kabbalistic practice is to drop vowels or consider vowels and consonants separately. Hence why the first twitter post was "Setting up my twttr".

I'm not really all that knowledgeable about MLK but probably this could be the case. Had to think up something to contrast a more militant figure like Malcom X or the Black Panthers. Who knows.

St. Patrick's Day is probably also a trick / contrivance.

Wow, directly copied from Reddit front page word for word.

引用自 Sir Dookface McFerretballs：

Wow, directly copied from Reddit front page word for word. :MMForFun:

Human centipede.

We're actually at the point where people make reaction videos reacting to another person's reaction video and critiquing their reaction of the original video which itself was a reaction. Usually against the backdrop of reactive gameplay footage taken from a highly derivative modern centipede slop video game.

引用自 Grimble Grumble：

They'll start charging on his birthday too, once attendance is mandatory.

Anyone complying with "mandatory" worship of a politician will demonstrate that they never were an American in the sense they believed themselves to be.

We fought the Revolution to throw off the yoke of monarchy. Anyone bending the knee to a wannabe king is just proving the Founders would've spit on them.

Couldn't be me.

引用自 An Irate Walrus：

引用自 Grimble Grumble：

They'll start charging on his birthday too, once attendance is mandatory.

Anyone complying with "mandatory" worship of a politician will demonstrate that they never were an American in the sense they believed themselves to be.

We fought the Revolution to throw off the yoke of monarchy. Anyone bending the knee to a wannabe king is just proving the Founders would've spit on them.

Couldn't be me.

Founder worship is itself a degenerated state though. If you do that you just get what the Chinese did with dynastic ancestor deification. People need to comprehend the core kernel of the ideas, what created them, and carry them forward rationally. Having to fall back on founder worship implies you're under sustained siege, which is true obviously, but for the longer term.

引用自 Acyoax：

引用自 An Irate Walrus：

Anyone complying with "mandatory" worship of a politician will demonstrate that they never were an American in the sense they believed themselves to be.

We fought the Revolution to throw off the yoke of monarchy. Anyone bending the knee to a wannabe king is just proving the Founders would've spit on them.

Couldn't be me.

Founder worship is itself a degenerated state though. If you do that you just get what the Chinese did with dynastic ancestor deification. People need to comprehend the core kernel of the ideas, what created them, and carry them forward rationally. Having to fall back on founder worship implies you're under sustained siege, which is true obviously, but for the longer term.

Did I say anything about worshipping the founders?

No?

So let's put that strawman back where we found it.

The point of the Revolution was to throw off the idea of being entirely beholden to the whims of any one human being. Leaders are just people, and people are fallible; falling at the feet of any human being, irrespective of position, evinces only a desire to *be led* rather than to think for oneself.

I don't "worship" Washington, Franklin, Hancock, or any of the other founders any more than I would Trump. They were just people. But they gave us our legacy of freedom and independence.

The folks hungrily sucking at Trump's teats make a mockery of that independent, self-sufficient spirit.

引用自 An Irate Walrus：

引用自 Acyoax：

Founder worship is itself a degenerated state though. If you do that you just get what the Chinese did with dynastic ancestor deification. People need to comprehend the core kernel of the ideas, what created them, and carry them forward rationally. Having to fall back on founder worship implies you're under sustained siege, which is true obviously, but for the longer term.

Did I say anything about worshipping the founders?

No?

So let's put that strawman back where we found it.

Never mind.

引用自 The Father ☯：

No, whitewashing of America, the fact that we have those days to celebrate but ignore the historical context makes me question if they should be Holidays at all.

Juneteenth is "Happy Republicans freed the slaves from Democrats day"

AND

MLK was made popular (partly myth) because of his I have a dream speech, which he advocated for a world without DEI / Jim Crow laws to judge people based on their skin color.

You've got some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ nerve willfully ignoring the Southern Strategy and then bringing up the Jim Crow laws, something the Republican party would end up supporting in the party shift to court southern voters to the point where the KKK officially supported the Republican party in the 1960s.

Do not even try to pretend that the modern Republican party is even remotely aligned with the Republican party of Lincoln after what happened during the 60s. What a sick joke.