helps that there's been quite a few things I was talking about years ago and everyone kept telling me I was crazy about it, but I held on long enough to be vindicated and make them feel like idiots.

Specifically anywhere tech is involved

dad and I almost never talk about it though

we're pretty well on the same page

@Some Polish-Hungarian Guy oof

yeah

Me and my dad's side of the family have the same political views

my mom's side always criticizes me

and they think that they're always right and morally correct

lmao

any vegans here who hate thanksgiving?

not veg but curious

>Shotgun at the ready

Bold of you to assume vegans would join a 4chan server

All of them be liberals

virgins*

Eh. I'm a vegetarian and I was quite happy. And I sure as hell am not a lefty. Quite the opposite.

Well vegetarians can eat animal products like milk, cheese, and eggs

So they're slightly more based than vegans

I ain't ever giving up on cheese nigga

Constipate me

Most vegetarians/vegans are deff lefty tho

I get called a soy boy all the time, its pretty funny given how false it is. Good irony

i dislike the origin of thanksgiving but the family time is worth it tbh

it's the only practical holiday. Winter is coming, so pack on the fat. Makes sense to me.

The origin of thanksgiving was wholesome. It's what happened after was what ruined it

The natives were so kind that they felt like they should give to the pilgrims

then the pilgrims* were like “that’s cool and all but fuck you “ afterwards

Small pox blankets

Pretty non white of them tbh

Celebrate the natives then

But command and conquer I guess.

aint the whole celebration about saying thank you?

Er I fucked that up. I'm tired niggas

idk

i think the whole thing was about sharing and giving

but without the help from the natives the pilgrims would’ve literally died off

mfw I find a 2 hour Paul Harrell video and he says he padded it out so that you can avoid talking to your relatives by saying your watching an "Informative presentation"

they're all supposed to mean a lot of things, but in reality it's just time off of work so that schedules can line up with family.