American expat Jewess complains that the UK doesn’t de-christianize their Christmas celebrations enough to make her feel comfortable, wants them to do so like in the U.S. where everything is sanitized to “winter” and “holiday” for her tribe’s sake (but she still complained while in U.S. anyway) - Kotaku In Action 2

American expat Jewess complains that the UK doesn’t de-christianize their Christmas celebrations enough to make her feel comfortable, wants them to do so like in the U.S. where everything is sanitized to “winter” and “holiday” for her tribe’s sake (but she still complained while in U.S. anyway) (archive.is)

posted 342 days ago by loubag1997 342 days ago by loubag1997 +78 / -2

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– RoulerBleu 22 points 342 days ago +22 / -0

Merry Christmas to the insufferable bitch.

I'm so glad I grew up juuuust before religion was removed from public schools.

We had plenty of Christmas and Easter celebrations. We went to the church next to school to practice then perform Christmas songs.

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– loubag1997 [S] 19 points 342 days ago +19 / -0

Tell me about it… I’ve attended a couple of “winter” concerts at elementary schools in the last few years in America, one of the ones I went to actually censored the word Christmas from a Christmas song, and only played these weird artificial-sounding, forced and absolutely awful “winter” songs and none of the classic carols, not even any of the secular Christmas ones. It felt like I was in Communist Russia.