Kevyn wrote:
Columbus Day has a strange history, it has only been a national holiday in the US since 1971. One of the biggest reasons for the holiday was an attempt to honor a repressed minority in the US, Italian immigrants, Columbus was of course Italian. The problem of course is three fold, Columbus never set foot on the North Central or South American mainland. He waged genocide, rape torture and enslaved indigenous peoples on the islands he did invade. And it is now well known that Scandinavians were the first Europeans to land on North America. In many parts of the nation Columbus Day is no longer celebrated and has been replaced by Indigenous Peoples Day. The states of Florida, Hawaii, Alaska, Vermont, South Dakota, New Mexico,and Maine do not recognize it and have each replaced it with celebrations of Indigenous People's Day (in Hawaii, Discoverers' Day, in South Dakota, Native American Day). Columbus Day also competes with Leif Erikson Day.
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Kevyn, you have now defined the presence of yourself and your leftist ilk in America to a tee: you are the human version of ants at a picnic, termites in a house or cockroaches in a kitchen.
Termites, ants and roaches, all United under the umbrella of today's Democratic Party.