Captions provided by CCTubes – Captioning the Internet! Traditions are actions that have been tested by time to give us a sense of identity. But not all these time-tested traditions aren’t what they seem to be. Here are 10 traditions that you probably think are authentic but aren’t really.
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BeAmazed at… Wedding Traditions – Humans are social animals, and no other custom in history proves that you’ve achieved the epitome of sociability than getting married; it just goes to show that someone’s willing to waste away with you and vice-versa. The U.S.A.’s Pledge of Allegiance – Every patriotic American has the pledge memorized by heart. In fact, even just the opening lines of the pledge makes you conjure images of the sun rising all over the land of the free while a bald eagle flies over the horizon. Chocolates on Valentine’s Day – Ah, Valentine’s Day: an occasion of romantic love, affection, and most of all, chocolates. Thanksgiving Turkeys – Nothing says Thanksgiving than a good old helping of stuffing, mashed potatoes, family squabbles, and of course, turkey. Indian Traditions (Curry and Chutney: traditional foods) – One of India’s signature dishes is of course curry, with chutney being their most well-known traditional condiment. Druidism – The idea of druidism claims to have been a belief that spans millennia, that the men and women had practiced this since the dawn of time. British Royal Coronations – Whenever we think of kings and queens being crowned in England, pictures of elaborate rituals and lavish ornaments come to mind. Kilts and Tartans – Kilts and tartans, those loudly colored man-skirts that have a square pattern worn by men, has become such an enduring image for Scotland that it has turned into an offensive stereotype. Gift-Giving on Christmas – Christmas is one of the most widely celebrated holidays in the world, and for some reason it’s also become the time of giving. Santa Claus and Christmas Trees – And since we’re on the topic of Christmas, perhaps no other two symbols encapsulate the holiday spirit other than Santa Claus and the Christmas tree.
Top 10 Traditions We Believe Are Authentic That Are Actually Lies
Published on May 9, 2017
 - One of India’s signature dishes is of course curry, with chutney being their most well-known traditional condiment. Druidism - The idea of druidism claims to have been a belief that spans millennia, that the men and women had practiced this since the dawn of time. British Royal Coronations - Whenever we think of kings and queens being crowned in England, pictures of elaborate rituals and lavish ornaments come to mind. Kilts and Tartans - Kilts and tartans, those loudly colored man-skirts that have a square pattern worn by men, has become such an enduring image for Scotland that it has turned into an offensive stereotype. Gift-Giving on Christmas - Christmas is one of the most widely celebrated holidays in the world, and for some reason it’s also become the time of giving. Santa Claus and Christmas Trees - And since we’re on the topic of Christmas, perhaps no other two symbols encapsulate the holiday spirit other than Santa Claus and the Christmas tree.)
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