If you haven’t realized it yet, this is just the type of thread that draws all the ignorant tools out from under their rocks. Instead of one the one hand, offering something positive, or on the other hand, ignoring the thread entirely, they feel the need to offer some cynical or snide commentary. They simply can’t help themselves.
This is when it gets sad and embarrassing for this board and for RU.
Actually, wasn't the biggest fan at all of 44. But b.s. is b.s. and being unwilling to do simple Google searches for facts is why we have a brand new, thriving "Lügenpresse!" crowd in the likes of you.
It is a date,one that I never was aware of before this post,that should be celebrated by ALL Americans.The celebration of the end of one of the greatest EVILS inflicted upon human beings by their so called Fellow Humans.
Because it never should have been sabotaged or attempted to spin into some sort of political topic.
I used to watch it off and on but I stopped keeping up as I do with most weekly shows. I think I might have seen an episode they did on it.
Just like the words thirtteenth. eighteenth or nineteenth etc except with the word June replacing the numerical part.
I would say Columbus Day is the obvious choice. It’s a pretty innocuous holiday and the current statue toppling aside, would it really be missed?
Delaware, a slave/border state that stayed in the Union, did not ratify the 13th Amendment (ending involuntary servitude), until 12FEB1901. As pointed out above, slavery ended effectively in DEC1865, even in Del.
