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7. I'm sure many people in the U.S. will not think seriously about the situation in our country today

Fri Jun 20, 2025, 09:15 AM

Jun 20

And will continue to have their cookouts, wave their flags, and watch fireworks shows, because that’s what the 4th of July means to them.

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Celebrating the 4th of July? [View all] MW67 Jun 20 OP

That is a very good question.... ProudMNDemocrat Jun 20 #1

The 200th was a big deal in 1976. John1956PA Jun 20 #2

Message auto-removed Name removed Jun 20 #3

It's a day of mourning for some WiVoter Jun 20 #4

Not sure. mwmisses4289 Jun 20 #6

Not. sinkingfeeling Jun 20 #8

I don't feel there is anything to celebrate this year. StarryNite Jun 20 #9

What I'm saying is MW67 Jun 20 #11