Are you tired of all those weird and political holidays that the US regime forces their citizens to participate in, with fake choreographed celebrations that do nothing but glorify the nationalism and genocide of America against other countries of the world? Fear no more, because I have found a solution.

In your google calendar, you can look at the left side of the screen where it says “Other Calendars” and see the lists given. Click the plus sign to add new calendars, and here you will be able to add holidays of every country, religious holidays, or even phases of the moon if you are a magician and need that information. Here you can add the holiday calendars of the free territories of the world of China, Cuba, Laos, Vietnam, and the DPRK. You will notice a lot of overlap especially with Chinese New year, but many are unique such as the 26th of July being liberation day in Cuba, as well as Vietnam’s liberation day in April. You also get bonuses and learn about the holidays of other countries like Lao new year, day of youth, double-nine festival etc.

With enough people doing this, we can soon get revolutionary holidays popular enough to be celebrated in the United States. They are much better than the bizarre and forced days we have of worshiping veterans of a military of some government we don’t even like. Adding foreign holidays to the calendar will also show you more about what is going outside of the United States, so it makes it more difficult for the regime to hide that information from you.

  • ChihuahuaOfDoom@lemmy.world
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    22 days ago

    I could almost see doing this for like England, France, Germany, Japan, India, Brazil, etc. but DPRK, China, Vietnam? Pass.

    • Charming OwlOPM
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      22 days ago

      It would be good for a person who likes those places and wants to celebrate their holidays and maybe live there some day, but I want revolutionary holidays.