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In this episode, Ryan McMaken takes a look at how the domestic and commercial rituals of the Thanksgiving holiday are things that communists really don't like.
Quotes:
“Thanksgiving Day involves mostly a celebration of domestic and family life, quite separate from many presidential imperatives. Moreover, Thanksgiving celebrations take place primarily within the private and commercial spheres of life.”
Lol... what a say nothing. Totally afraid to have a pov
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