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But Marty, I thought Thanksgiving was only about Indians, and how much our ancestors needed them to survive, and much they sucked for killing them.
I don’t feel any guilt about the slaughter of Indians, probably because I am not guilty of that slaughter. I’ll feel guilty when I do something wrong, and I might feel bad when wrong is done to others. But the myth about Thanksgiving needs to end.