There was nothing controversial about it. The article was a sports related article about the winners and losers of Week 16 in the NFL. The poster I was responding to joked about the Bears having five primetime games next season. I picked them out with the Bears playing at Las Vegas (in Brazil) and included home games vs Pittsburgh and Dallas plus games at Cincinnati (Thanksgiving) and Green Bay (Monday) I am willing to bet my life savings that the offending word was Thanksgiving. Everybody knows that Thanksgiving is a holy holiday created to give thanks to God. Yet the comment was rejected.
I also wrote a previous comment about the run-up to the last two NFL Drafts and somebody pointed out that the media basically pressured Carolina to draft Bryce Young in the 2023 draft and basically pressured Chicago to take Cable Williams in the 2024 NFL draft. Both were first overall picks. All I pointed out to them is that Rush Limbaugh was fired from ESPN for pointing out that the Media desires that Black Quarterbacks succeed. That comment on ESPN's NFL Countdown was made at a time when Philadelphia quarterback Donovan McNabb was having a bad start to the 2003 season. Imagine my surprise when I hit the send button and the comment was accepted.
Seriously, this censorship has to stop.
I am just moving stuff around without making new holidays. Besides everybody knows the Vikings were first.
I understand you are moving their holidays, but I think some of their holidays need more harsh treatment that being moved. They need abolished. Many of them are just set up for corporate sales opportunities and others are pure political bullshit.
BTW: I had this discussion on FB with all the dead heads calling the Indians the First Nations / indigenous people. That is a lie, but the Vikings weren't the first. The Clovis and Folsom civilizations were before the theorized land bridge, and there were earlier civilizations than those two. Some of them may have been Caucasian and some may not. The Americas including North America are dotted with pyramids, and it is being theorized the South American Indians didn't build those in the southern hemisphere, and very little is known about the structures in the US, but they are under study. The early remains of which there are several like Kenniwick Man, and Spirit Cave Mummy are said to be Caucasoid. There is an old Hopi Indian legend that says we are living in the fourth world, and I believe there is some truth in that legend. I believe societies even more advanced than our own were on this earth far longer than any of the common folks know at this point. I am hoping what little knowledge of our true history left is given to the people.