#independance day

[ellie-in-your-walls]

Happy Fourth of July!!!

Let’s honor our Savior and our fallen hero’s that made our nation an America possible!!!

Here is a teetle to remind you!!!

The LORD bless you!!

Psalm 33

✝️❤️🤍💙🇺🇸

[cherryemmie]

Was too lazy to color, but happy 4th of july! And happy birthday to alfred and amelia <33

[freetheshit-outofyou]

Real talk fuckers. I want each and everyone of you to tell your finger how much you love them, how much you have relied on them all these years. I also want you to tell them you are sorry for everything you are going to put them through tomorrow.

[falloutfoxart]

Happy 250th from Moriah!

A patriotic commission for Osean, who wanted me to riff off of an older painting using his wolf woman Moriah. Happy Independence Day Eve! I want to draw for YOU too! Go to falloutfox.com/commission-me if you want to make it happen.

Posted using PostyBirb

[a-lilac-lyric]

It's one sad thing for USAmericans not to know about the rest of the world when the rest of the world knows a lot about them. But I find a lot of USAmericans don't even know about their own history, which is a shame.

Do they know that the USA invaded the British colonies of Upper and Lower Canada in 1812 to try and take over its land. And with the support of continental Britain, Upper and Lower Canada were able to fight them off and also burn the White House, and then America had to make a peace treaty and give back the territory they occupied?

Do they know that the USA invaded Mexico in 1846 and conquered California, Texas, New Mexico, Utah, Nevada, and Arizona, and parts of Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Wyoming from Mexico? One of the reasons for that being that Mexico abolished slavery in 1829, and Americans who wanted to farm on those lands wanted to use slavery to do it?

Do they know how on the USA's 100th anniversary in 1876 they fought The Battle of Little Bighorn to try and conquer the lands of the Lakota, Dakota, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho tribes and lost the battle? But then continued to kill and starve the Native people afterwards until they were able to take over the lands?

Do they know how in 1893 the USA settlers who wanted to take over the entirety of Hawaiʻi to turn it into fruit plantations conducted a violent overthrow of the globally recognized native Hawai’ian monarchy and then the American federal government declared it a state?

I'm not American and I know these things, and they're not hard to look up and learn about either. A lot of Americans barely seem to know what happened to cause and what happened during the American Civil War, and they barely know anything about the new war they started this year! How can they be so ignorant?! So many American cartoons and fictional books I've read have the children repeating the false sentiment of “history is boring.” USA, are you sure history is boring or are you worried that you're going to see how bloody it is if you look at it?

[sami-ca]

Since today is a special day, I have a special Brazilian Miku

[ID: Hatsune Miku, wearing the military uniform of Maria Quitéria, with her hands curled into each other like a prayer, with a serene expression. The uniform consists of a blue jacket, golden adornments, loose white pants and a grey skirt, as well as a high golden hat with a green feather on top of it. The Brazilian National flag is on the background. /end ID.]

Happy Independance Day of Brazil and shoutout to our actual heroes <2!

[y2k-fantastic]

SPY Magazine, June 1996