Go.
 SBR Top-Rated Sportsbooks |
Best Sportsbooks List
|
|
| |||||
| #1 FanDuel | SBR rating 4.8/5 | Review | #6 BetRivers | SBR rating 4.1/5 | Review | #2 Caesars | SBR rating 4.7/5 | Review | #7 Fanatics | SBR rating 4.1/5 | Review |
| #3 DraftKings | SBR rating 4.7/5 | Review | #8 Betway | SBR rating 3.8/5 | Review | ||
| #4 BetMGM | SBR rating 4.6/5 | Review | #9 Borgata | SBR rating 3.5/5 | Review | ||
| #5 bet365 | SBR rating 4.6/5 | Review | #10 ClutchBet | SBR rating 2.9/5 | Review | ||
-
06-16-21 03:20 PM #1
Senate Unanimously Passes Bill Making Juneteenth a Federal Holiday
-
06-16-21 03:36 PM #2
-
06-16-21 03:43 PM #3
Do blacks realize they're being played, or do they think all this pandering is sincere?
-
06-16-21 03:43 PM #4
Its about time
I usually drink that day to celebrate
-
06-16-21 03:46 PM #5
Pass off counterfit bills without repercussion. Only on Juneteenth
-
06-16-21 03:56 PM #6
We know its not.
Originally Posted by VeggieDog
Thanks for the day off though.
-
06-16-21 03:59 PM #7
They say we are overworked, and need more holidays.
I have no problem with it, do we have anything like it already?
It seems a fair way to acknowledge early roots and make sure we never forget history.
Now, if I have to give 10 dollars to a person of color on that day, I'm going to hold off on starting that tradition...
-
06-16-21 04:00 PM #8
And I don't plan on getting in back out of some kind of role playing respect that day either.
-
06-16-21 04:01 PM #9
-
06-16-21 04:01 PM #10
I don't get it, what am I missing? I don't pay attention to much anymore.
-
06-16-21 04:10 PM #11
Originally Posted by lakerboy
Right? It's June 19th and it's called Juneteenth.
They didn't even call it Emanciapation Day or something like that.
-
06-16-21 04:11 PM #12
They just called it Juneteenth.
WTF?
-
06-16-21 04:11 PM #13
It's on a Saturday this year. It's not a statutory holiday ( that's what we call holidays in Canada where you get paid) Originally Posted by KVB
Right? It's June 19th and it's called Juneteenth.
They didn't even call it Emanciapation Day or something like that.
-
06-16-21 04:12 PM #14
The 19th represents one of dates across the US to have emanciaption.
It was in Texas.
-
06-16-21 04:12 PM #15
In the US we usually observe those holidays on the following Monday. Originally Posted by lakerboy
-
06-16-21 04:14 PM #16
In Texas, I do believe, this has already been a holiday, since the 1979.
Also called Juneteenth.
-
06-16-21 04:16 PM #17
They were the first state to do it and perhaps the national holiday is a nod to that. Originally Posted by KVB
But the holiday is about all of emancipation, so the name is a little Texas heavy.
-
06-16-21 04:16 PM #18
Oh okay so same deal as Canada. So Saturday is the party and you get paid on Monday? Originally Posted by KVB
My question is more about the pay.
-
06-16-21 04:20 PM #19
Holiday pay is up to the individual hiring deal, I suppose. Originally Posted by lakerboy
The government I guess calls it a paid holiday, but nobody really thinks about that.
It's more like a time where there is no market, banking, post office, etc. We'll see what shuts down when the time comes. It's about a day off, but lol for some of us.
For Martin Luther King Day it was a federal holiday, so everyone taking the day off, but doctor's offices rarely close down that day.Points Awarded:
lakerboy gave KVB 1 SBR Point(s) for this post.
-
06-16-21 05:00 PM #20
No issue w the designated holiday
Issue w expansion and cost of government on said day
Same w gay marriage. Don't care, except...all the benefits are now payable for 2
-
06-16-21 06:33 PM #21
so lazy, they can't say the Nine in between "June and Teenth"?
-
06-16-21 07:27 PM #22
All this shit happening are all distractions from whats really going on. Its like De Santis here in FL passing bill forcing kids to be silent for a minute everyday. Saloon this shit. We got games
Points Awarded:
KVB gave wikkidinsane 2 Betpoint(s) for this post.
-
06-16-21 08:08 PM #23
I believe, because the blacks weren't generally literate or have access to news, that word of the emancipation spread slowly thru the States in the Union that still held slaves, MD, MO, DE, KY (remember, this gad no legal effect upon the Confederate States), so some heard the news the 13th, some the 19th...so the actual day, in "cotton pickin' terms" was Juneteenth. Originally Posted by Chi_archie
-
06-16-21 08:22 PM #24
-
06-16-21 08:31 PM #25
It's ok ck.
A holiday commemorating the emancipation of slaves is a worthy holiday.
I wonder what kind of traditions will ensue. I bet the NBA puts up a slate of games to observe the day.
But will there be a traditional Juneteenth meal?
-
06-16-21 08:31 PM #26
Is it like the videos you looked for all last year against cops vs crackhead pieces of black trash? Fuk you pal. Originally Posted by wikkidinsane
-
06-16-21 08:33 PM #27
I will take another day off. Sounds like a good golf day. Thanks
-
06-16-21 08:34 PM #28
they could have made it on black friday and kill 2 birds with 1 pen
-
06-16-21 08:37 PM #29
For now, I think I'll start a traditional fried chicken and watermelon feast. Originally Posted by grease lightnin
To honor the slaves who, for lunch, would enjoy the convenience of being able to hold a chicken leg and not have to have a drink out in the fields.
No utensils, no cups. Everyone is fed and watered.
Sharp.
-
06-16-21 08:41 PM #30
lmaoo i guess add another holiday day pay to the calendar for me
-
06-16-21 08:51 PM #31
My company gave it to us last year. I need all the paid holidays I can get, not going any higher as a middle aged white male.
Points Awarded:
KVB gave Housemoney 1 Betpoint(s) for this post.
-
06-16-21 08:53 PM #32
Wow, hadn't heard about that. Fck that minute shit, why not make an hour or two? Originally Posted by wikkidinsane
-
06-16-21 09:23 PM #33
KVB, gotta ditch the Watermelon. That's an old minstrel show/Jim crow stereotype. Surprised its still a thing. We don't go that hard for watermelon. Originally Posted by KVB
For now, I think I'll start a traditional fried chicken and watermelon feast.
To honor the slaves who, for lunch, would enjoy the convenience of being able to hold a chicken leg and not have to have a drink out in the fields.
No utensils, no cups. Everyone is fed and watered.
Sharp.
PS. Surprised this hasn't been salooned yet.
Nomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: KVB
-
06-16-21 10:09 PM #34
Honestly, I was going for the old ways specifically but it's odd becuase I was thinking of other juicy fruits, like apples that were used as well. Originally Posted by bigtymer56
KVB, gotta ditch the Watermelon. That's an old minstrel show/Jim crow stereotype. Surprised its still a thing. We don't go that hard for watermelon.
PS. Surprised this hasn't been salooned yet.
Probably a grand fruit salad, fired chicken, potato salad, some pies. Might even add this onion oven baked potato recipe I have, good shit.
I'm serious here, I'm thinking of a traditional Juneteenth meal here.
No ham, no turkey, prime rib, like thanksgiving, christmas and new year's, finally a holiday where we get fried chicken.
The more I think about it, the more I like it.
-
06-16-21 10:11 PM #35
BLM and ANTIFA should celebrate this holiday by looting stores and lighting fires in the city every year. Rioting and throwing shit at cops. It's only fitting..
..
Reply With Quote