Why do we celebrate Thanksgiving Day?
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Back to the pilgrims who cane to America for religious freedom - despite what the textbooks are rewritten to say now - and a day set aside to thank God for the mighty blessings He had given us and our nation. And to keep those turkey farmers in business.
Total Answers: 2, Total Page Views: 2,348.Those blessings "provided by your god" were actually skills the Native Americans gave to the pilgrims for survival. Thanksgiving isn't celebrated for giving thanks, because it's as a day in history, it marks the beginning of one of the world's, greatest genocides. It's a day to make people feel not as bad about the horrible tragedy that happened so long ago.
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