The Real History of Thanksgiving and the Important Thanksgiving Messege that Never Gets Told!

[icyhot321]

COMPLETE BS

[mywarmplace]

Wow.  Sir, you are a complete douchebag.

[jayvonneful]

U fucn liar

[BoogsterSU2]

Nope. Aliens and pilgrims are ALIENS!!

/southpark

[louhale22]

Mr. Tarrin Luppo, sir, you are very good looking :)

Thanks for the info!! Very insightful! You taught me something!!

[MrCash415]

The Real Thanksgiving Story" by jstherapeutic

[DWPerry78]

Dec 4, 1619 A group of settlers from Bristol, England, arrived at Berkeley Hundred in present-day Charles City County, Va., where they held a service thanking God for their safe arrival. Some suggest this was the true first Thanksgiving in America, ahead of the Pilgrims' arrival in Massachusetts.

[Pazrayna]

They talk about the massacre in "Addams Family Values"

[MIXMASHUP]

wow.. u r. an idiot

[danielngayla]

The real Thanksgiving, as it is celebrated today, is to count your blessings and be with your loved ones. Oh, and football.

No need to be guilt ridden over ancient history. Be thankful, count your blessings, enjoy life.

[gasenowah]

Watch "The Real Thanksgiving Story" by jstherapeutic.....You may learn some real history. It's the most accurate I found.

[elmcitychick]

Lol, I've been duked! I honestly thought the "Real History of Thanksgiving" would be told. Those deseased ridden, bible busting so called Puritans or Pilgrims pillaged, raped & murdered the native americans AFTER they learned how to live off THEIR land. That's because of the "priviledged white mentality" these people posess. You can't "DISCOVER" a land that's already inhabited. These "devils" always conquer & destroy other races lands and or ideas and pass it off as "Theirs", smh

[jmmartin65]

Seriously? you must be reading the 1972 version of history not what really happened, if you are even remotely interested in the truth you will go back to 1637 before Jamestown was even a colony to what is now Groton Connecticut...where 700 native men women & children were awoken to be burned, beaten tortured and then the pilgrims GAVE THANKS for that slaughter which is when the REAL first thanksgiving started...ignorance=lack of education

[jmmartin65]

Seriously? you must be reading the 1972 version of history not what really happened, if you are even remotely interested in the truth you will go back to 1637 before Jamestown was even a colony to what is now Groton Connecticut...where 700 native men women & children were awoken to be burned, beaten tortured and then the pilgrims GAVE THANKS for that slaughter which is when the REAL first thanksgiving started...ignorance=lack of education

[jmmartin65]

Seriously? you must be reading the 1972 version of history not what really happened, if you are even remotely interested in the truth you will go back to 1637 before Jamestown was even a colony to what is now Groton Connecticut...where 700 native men women & children were awoken to be burned, beaten tortured and then the pilgrims GAVE THANKS for that slaughter which is when the REAL first thanksgiving started...ignorance=lack of education

[filadogmarketing]

Ok, lets look at the real first Thanksgiving. No it was not in Jamestown and no it was not a a friendly get together with the Indians and the colonists. The first "Thanksgiving" was a celebration of genocidein 1637 and was celebrated May, 26, 1637 as declared by then Governor John Winthrop (12 January 1588– 26 March 1649 ) after the massacre at Mystic river of 700 Pequot Indians.

[deweyordovas]

first of all what you are saying is bull,the indians where being taken back to europe where they would be sold off as slaves ,the indians tried to save there land but they where massacre ,the indian heads where choped off and kicked down the roads ,this is bull shit,,learn your history assface ....suck some turkey dic

[1isaM111er]

You confuse Plymouth Rock vs Jamestown. What happened in Plymouth Rock is much more complicated. The discontent was caused by bad men that came on the ships, made liquor, spread disease, sold firearms to the Indians and spread conflict as Indian society began to break down.

[LCLREPORT]

I mentioned that earlier, I should have been clear sperating the two colonies more. I got lazy and called anyone back then pilgrims. I will make it better next year!

[foley13579]

Your credibility went out the window when you said that Socialism and Communism are the same.

[LCLREPORT]

It is so similar it is simply mental masturbation to sit around and explain all the differences for this story. There are no republics and free nations I know of. All countries are socialist transitioning to communism and dictatorships.

[thoostorm4]

@foley13579 DAMMANOTHER WHITE VERSION OF THIS CRAP

[westerp]

So what if that was the reason they had little food. How does this change anything?

[Pitttdog]

wheres the documented proof?

[TheFutureLooksGrimm]

This is always what is said as an arguement counterpoint against socialism...that some people end up pulling other's weight...some people work more or less then others. But I don't understand that because no one ever mentions the specifics. So what happens when the people don't work? They still get $400 a week same as the hard workers? No one ever mentions the money and property aspects.

[CurtHowland]

Because if no one does any work, there is no production. There is nothing to buy with those $400.

Maybe it's been mentioned before, this video is confusing the Massachusetts "pilgrims" and the Virginia colonists. The English companies that funded the Virginia colony set up the socialist form for them, and it failed. The Mass pilgrims figured it out before it was too late, as detailed in Bradford's later notes.

[tink037]

So if you're equating the pilgrim societies with communism or socialism and concluding that its the reason why they needed the Indians to bail them out, what would you consider the Indian societies? Or any tribal society? Were they really producing because of the profit motive? They were doing fine before we came.

I mean I don't know much about Native American economics so I'm not being a smart ass but it seems very doubtful to me that humans must be organized in a capitalist way to thrive.

[davepx]

You mean the settlements that led to the US were founded by communists but hijacked by proto-capitalists after they'd surviived where previous efforts had disappeared without trace? It's a provocative insight, but worth contemplating at this time of year.

[foxespiritu]

Another great production Mr. Lupo!

[brumbinator]

Jamestown had the first thanksgiving and the Indians lending a hand story comes from Jamestown too. And it was the indians attacking the colonists afterwards, not the colonists attacking the indians. I believe it was deer as well, not turkeys. What you learn in history classes is almost always slightly off.

[LeslieFish1]

Get real, man. There has never been a human society that didn't have both public and private -- i.e., both group and individual property. There has never been a human society that didn't have some "non-productives" -- such as small children. Society has always taken care of some "non-productives' without considering it "socialism".

[803honda]

When society helps the non productives it is a natural act of kindness.

When the government takes from the society and gives it to the non productives that is socialism.

[LeslieFish1]

So what makes the difference is the presence -- and involvement -- of government.  Yes, there's nothing like a govt. for scr*wing up a good idea.

[Michael7893]

Uhm the pilgrims where up in plymouth Mass. The first english colony though was in Jamestown Va. Eh well just thought I would clear that up a bit sorry for buttin in.

[LCLREPORT]

Actually Jamestown had thanksgiving 3 years before Plymouth. Go to Wikipedia and serach History of Thanksgiving.

[thesnakesoup]

But Jamestown has nothing to do with the separatist and Puritan pilgrims.

[LCLREPORT]

Snakesoup your right I should have been clearer on that. Time has bastardized me to refer all early settlers as pilgrims

[Lynx787]

Anything in it's extreme is bad. Too much salt, sugar, carbs, can fatally damage a body. Too much socialism causes some to work less than others for the same benefits. Too much capitalism causes everything, including people and the environs, to be used as a sales commodity; and the practice of building things to break to maximize profits. An equal balance is needed to ensure cooperation and have a healthy productive society who cares about it's citizens instead of being solely profit minded.

[BobbieDeeT]

Thankful for Tarrin Lupo and LCL Report.

[lengthyounarther]

Um I think your conflating Jamestown with Plymoth. Thanksgiving is always associated with the Plymoth colony not Jamestown. Your essentially describing Jamestown though the socialist/private property point is valid in both cases, the indians didnt do any violence in Plymoth until 50 years later.

[LCLREPORT]

I should have clarified the 2 better, but I was really focused on getting out the message that socialism failed in the USA badly!

[iheartdd4eva]

"Plymouth." Sorry. I grew up in the area. It's spelled "mouth" and pronounced "myth."

[pathfinderdaddy]

I had to laugh at the picture at 1:00. A tablecloth? Wasn't the first Thanksgiving at Plymouth Plantation?