View Single Post
  #9  
Old 10-07-2008, 05:43 PM
estranged4life's Avatar
estranged4life estranged4life is offline
Addicted Ledgie
 
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Mannford, OK
Posts: 13,925
Cool So true...

Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldDustOrphan View Post
Native Americans or athiests might find Thanksgiving offensive to their beliefs or heritage. Here in South Boston, our St. Patrick's Day parade (which is always a blast in my book) is a constant source of public scrutiny because of the extraordinary amount public drinking, arrests for fighting, and reports of racist incidents.
here in Ok-La-Ho-Ma (The correct pronunciation for those who reside in that state south of the Red River ) you don't or WON'T be seeing ANY parades in celebration for Thanksgiving, nor that other 'holiday' being celebrated next Monday - "Columbus Day" ...

The chances of that EVER happening are the same as OU fans cheering for UT this Saturday in Dallas or Fleetwood Mac's next release being a tribute to the Norwegian Black Metal bands.


There are 'gay pride' and 'civil rights' parades however which are always very peaceful.


Brian "The Irish/Cherokee/Scottish Ledgie...Damn, my genetics what must make me be a pissed off person...Potatoes, Tee-pee's and kilts " j.
__________________

"To acknowledge death is to accept freedom and responsibility."
Reply With Quote