Writer s Block Independence Days

While India's Independence Day is often celebrated with kites, the US celebrated with fireworks. How does each methods reflect its culture? View other answers Well, obviously, India is more peaceful than the US, where we like to blow shit up. Annually. Anyway. Wow, it's been a while since I wrote in here. I'm not all depressed and mopey anymore, don't worry. I sucked it up and went ahead with more rp people and I'm pretty much all good now. Well, actually, I'm pissy, but... read more

While India's Independence Day is often celebrated with kites, the US celebrated with fireworks. How does each methods reflect its culture? View other answers America:  Let's get France to help our minutemen kill those domineering British bastards! India:  We soooo don't need violence to gain independence from Britain.

While India's Independence Day is often celebrated with kites, the US celebrated with fireworks. How does each methods reflect its culture? View other answers America enjoys blowing stuff up and making a spectacle, whereas India does not. OOH BURN.

While India's Independence Day is often celebrated with kites, the US celebrated with fireworks. How does each methods reflect its culture? View other answers Well since you asked this I'll answer the US celebrates our independence with fireworks followed by getting drunk and having hamburgers and hot dogs on the barby.  We love meat where in india they eat dishes that don't involve meat at all.  And I believe they don't drink either.  I believe the US's morals have gone down...

While India's Independence Day is often celebrated with kites, the US celebrated with fireworks. How does each methods reflect its culture? View other answers I see it as this, India celebrates with kites as a reflection on thier high hopes and dreams, while they seem out of reach they can be attained. The US celebrates with fireworks cause hey nothing says independance like blowing up a small peice of your country.

While India's Independence Day is often celebrated with kites, the US celebrated with fireworks. How does each methods reflect its culture? View other answers I think it sort of represents that india is more traditional, and the US is more, um.... Technicology and stuff. Like, not to traditional and more modern.