[Citizen Zed]

And two years ago HuffPo said the Pilgrims were guilty of Genocide.

[dragonblustar]

[Hostage]

HuffPo is such a joke, over-occupied by homosexuals just like the NY Slimes.

[skeeter]

Someone with photoshop skills should post a image of a pilgrim wearing a suicide vest.

[SkyDancer]

And after T-Day they’ll be just like ISIS.

[Aria]

Christians! And self-sufficient.

[publius911]

This Thanksgiving, remember America's pilgrims were refugees, too

That site should be called Huffmoronpros and should get official endorsement by the ADA.

Please return whoever posted that to the "American with Disabilities" site.

Even very young children, once the differences are pointed out to them can grasp the distinction :

Pilgrims:
a) The pilgrims were escaping deadly persecution
....The koranimals are determined to export it.

b) The Pilgrims did not kill randomly, in ways nor seen for
...centuries, in non combat zones.
...The koranimals kill men, women and children mindlessly. mss murder is their main goal.

[Darteaus94025]

And terrorist too, of course. The claimed to flee Europe for religious reasons, but they really came to terrorize the native Americans.

/s

[Terry L Smith]

The ‘Pilgrims’ were of a denomination not attuned to the Anglican Church, nor the “holy roman church”.

In fact, a man named Tyndale (heard that name, have you?), was a member of this aggregate group, had been translating the bible into English, and publishing them for the common folks.

Yes, they were ‘refugees’, and yes, from political/religious persecution, unlike all those young, military age, in good health, mohameddan sojourners invading Europe now.

[katana]

Assuming for just a moment that this ridiculous comparison is even remotely correct ... that puts us in the position of the Wampanoag Indians. Do we really want to repeat their mistake?

[UCANSEE2]

HuffPo staff working on Thanksgiving columns.

[Tennessee Nana]

what ignorance...

No they weren’t

Refugee comes from a French word and the Huguenots fleeing during the later 1600s were first called “refugees”

AFTER the Pilgrims...

The first “refugees” were Christians fleeing for their lives for religious persecution...

[Still Thinking]

Oh. My. God. The crack is strong with these people.