Kwanzaa Is A Fake Holiday Invented By A Criminal Marxist

The Federalist ^ | December 31, 2020 | Evita Duffy

[Huskrrrr]

Submit to the will of Landru! Festival!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msMdsgbC4rI

[Meatspace]

“ the National Retail Foundation discovered only 1.6 percent of Americans celebrate Kwanzaa.”

That is actually not statistically insignificant.

That is slightly less than the number of people in the US that celebrate Hanukkah.

[Vision]

Per Sharpton, it’s a racist holiday to “de whitetize Christmas.”

[sauropod]

Bkmk

[dp0622]

I celebrate it!!

The whole week and a half!!

You should see the garb I wear.

And the chants.

And the food spread...it’s finger licking good.

You don’t know what you’re missing.

Happy Gonzo everyone!!

[PGR88]

I’m convinced Kwanzaa is just another attempt to seperate Blacks, isolate them, and keep them on the Leftist plantation

If you want to brainwash someone, you remove from them any independent culture or identity, and you give them a new, manufactured one. Kwanzaa separates that person from the deep well of historical Christianity, which is independent of nations or present time.

[Steve_Seattle]

“It is a good thing that today we do not have to grow our food, build our houses and tend to our own lands."

The left worships primitivism and is trying to bring us back to a primitive state. Thus we have homeless encampments ("build your own house"), "community gardens" (ala CHAZ), and the occupation of both public and private property for personal use (tending to our own lands).

A street a mere block from my house, not long ago a clean place, as now routinely littered with garbage and discarded junk and shopping carts, and is home to squatters in dilapidated RVs and vans.

Half a block from a local drive-in restaurant, occupying a mini-park, is a permanent homeless camp of 20-30 tents, with two or three porta-potties provided by the city. The city (Seattle) spends a billion dollars on homelessness every year and the problem just gets worse.

[rlmorel]

[Leaning Right]

I’ve read that in the UK they’re starting to include warnings before certain old movies. It’s something like “Warning. This move is racially and/or culturally insensitive.”

I guess our PC folks will eventually demand the same thing before each ‘Seinfeld’ episode.

[Vinnie]

Wait a minute...I saw Kamala discussing her family celebrating
it each year when she was young.
Even had the Kwanzaa ‘Menorah’ in the background. Red, Green and Black candles. /s

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

“In 1967, Karenga was accused of having his thugs beat up a student who asked him an impertinent question at a college forum."

He probably asked, "What the hell is Kwanza?"

[BipolarBob]

let’s all unite around Festivus.

[GOPJ]

The only people who celebrate Kwanzaa are white elementary school teachers.

[Leaning Right]

> let’s all unite around Festivus <

Good idea. I’m already practicing my Feats of Strength for next year.

[IronJack]

With all the BLM nonsense and racial “wokeness” going on, maybe this is the year Kwanzaa catches on and somebody starts to give a shyte.

[Steve_Seattle]

"That is actually not statistically insignificant. That is slightly less than the number of people in the US that celebrate Hanukkah."

I think it IS statistically significant. If about 1.8% of Americans celebrate Hanukkah, and if they are overwhelmingly Jews who celebrate it, that means that 75-81% of Jews celebrate Hannukah. (Jews comprise about 2.2% of Americans.)

But if people who celebrate Kwanzaa are overwhelmingly black, and if 1.6% of Americans celebrate Kwanzaa, only about 12% of blacks celebrate it. Blacks are about 13% of Americans, so if 1.6% of Americans celebrate Kwanzaa, 1.6/13 = 12.3%.

[dfwgator]

The main problem with Kwanzaa is that it is centered around one particular African Tribe.

It would be like thinking all White people are Germans.

[IYAS9YAS]

I have been watching the original Magnum P.I. recently. In the fourth season, the Christmas episode (Operation: Silent Night) has T.C. wanting to fly back to the mainland to celebrate Kwanzaa with family. This episode aired December 15, 1983. I watched Magnum religiously when I was a kid. I don’t remember the reference, but I was only 14 going on 15. The first time I really remember it being mentioned was the late 90s here on FR.

[Sacajaweau]

And Rochester NY thinks it’s the most important celebration on earth....Thanks to Mayor Not so lovely Warren. Fits right in with her anti-whitey campaign.

[napscoordinator]

Heard very little of it this year. Only on free republic. Do you secretly love it?