Happy Independence Day!
We’re taking the day off to hang out with family and friends, watch fireworks, and celebrate Independence Day (United States).
If you’re celebrating today, too, we wish you a happy and safe Fourth!
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Thank you for saying Independence Day. Drives me crazy when people say Happy 4th of July. That’s like saying Happy December 25 instead of Merry Christmas.
Everyone have a great day wherever you are!!
Really? It drives you crazy? You need to gain some perspective on life because that is really sad.
I agree totally with him. Did you know that every other country in the world also has a fourth of July? It is just another day in the week for them but in the US, it marks their independence on jolly old England and her laws and taxes. Now you get to pay your taxes to your own government.
Electro read the full declaration of I dependancy including all the listed greivences, it will give you more perspective on why America broke off from England. It had a lot more to it than a few taxes.
Is the ‘Declaration of i-dependancy’ some kind of Apple fanboi statement? I am not familiar with it although I seem to rely heavily on my iDevices.
It was meant to be the Declaration of Independence but somehow I typed it wrong. The link MDN provided is worth reading if you haven’t read the full docent before. Taxes were just a small part of why America fought for independence.
even if he read it, he wouldn’t comprehend it.
That’s a bit harsh Mel. It does mean something to a lot of people that America got its independence from England on the 4th of July and became a separate sovereign country.
Maybe it’s not a big deal to you, but no reason you have to insult and call it sad.
Happy Independence Day to my Southern neighbours.
God bless America forever!
Happy Independence Day to all American’s. May the futures of Canada and the USA remain forever linked as two proud and cooperative independent nations.
Enjoy the day!
Happy Independence Day and 4th of July. There, how’s that?
Happy Fourth of July, fellow MDN’ers!!! From the cradle of Liberty, Philadelphia!
Viva La Revolution!
Thanks for posting great link. Though as a Brit I now feel thoroughly embarrassed. And still a trifle superior. ( only kidding )
You’ll continue to feel embarrassed until you rid yourselves of those parasitic inbreds in the palace….
Amen.
The people of the UK were happy with their monarchy, unlike the French and there is still huge support and respect for them today. Yes they live on taxes, but they spend their entire lives serving the people. Harry was on the frontline in Afghanistan and William flies rescue helicopters. They are good people that stand for one of the only things left that are truly British.
Why feel embarrassed? It’s just two countries separated by a common language.
Spent most of the afternoon wishing obvious Americans Happy 4th of July here in London. For once you guys are being as obvious as the Canadians are, covering yourselves in the flag etc. Enjoy the weekend.
What a lovely day we have had! Americans are a great people! 🙂
Do not mistake the American people as being the same as their government. Their government is a disgrace to its people “sometimes”
shot at two Redcoats this morning, really good day.
Yes Happy Independence Day.
USA—Home of the free, because of the brave!