Well, you know, Thanksgiving is a wonderful time. It's my favorite holiday. It's a time for celebration,

gratitude, time to gather around the table with your family, enjoy a wonderful meal.

Reflect on all the things that you're thankful for, unless you are a

deranged leftist.

Thanksgiving doesn't exist.

You're going to raise our voices high that we are still here.

In which case, you will insist that Thanksgiving is not so simple.

There are nuances, as you like to say.

The word is nuance. Thanksgiving is is deeply

problematic and that's why every year around this time of year you'll start

seeing articles like this one which was just published in the nation headline

should America keep celebrating Thanksgiving now the article presents two

competing perspectives both sides of discussion are put forward and you have to give the

nation credit at least for giving both sides of the debates.

Hey, good job son.

As dumb as you might think the debate is, at least they gave both sides.

And you know, that's honestly more than I would expect

from this publication. So here's the first argument presented by a guy named

Sean Sherman quote the sanitized version of Thanksgiving neglects to mention the violence, land theft, and subsequent

decimation of indigenous populations. Needless to say, this causes tremendous distress to those of us who are

still reeling from the trauma of these events to our communities.

Thanksgiving's roots are intertwined with colonial aggression.

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