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On Veterans Day, people want to show their respect and support to those who risked their lives in the service, not that you shouldn’t do that all year anyway. Business and companies offer discounts and freebies for those who served, for example. In the age of social media, even if you do not have someone to thank personally, you can still send a message of solidarity to the world. On Twitter, for example, people are using the hashtag, #ThankAVeteran to offer their gratitude to those who served.
Let’s see how different people want to give thanks!
https://twitter.com/IncognitoPatrio/status/929344652586639360
https://twitter.com/MizzKriss1013/status/929369092074692608
https://twitter.com/WomenforTrump/status/929369069354127360
https://twitter.com/coreyereaut/status/929369056053833729
https://twitter.com/javamama3/status/929369028031926272
https://twitter.com/HeatherCruising/status/929368910729641984
https://twitter.com/wendycbrooks/status/929368890538373120
https://twitter.com/Aandigram/status/929368811656146944
https://twitter.com/HGBrewCo/status/929368740961116160
https://twitter.com/LynnMil03495111/status/929368708396568577
