2014 War on Christmas

[Xantavia]

Looks like its that time of year again, for Bill O'Reilly to start his whole "war on Christmas" schtick again.

Starts with this. A Muslim group in Maryland asked for one of their holidays to be recognized on the school calendar in the same way Christian and Jewish holidays are listed. So of course, the logical reaction (because Muslim's are all terrorists right?) it to remove all religious holidays.

So O'Reilly decides to weigh in.

[Sho]

Black Friday > Christmas now :\

O'Reillly is a nut however.

[BaneTheBrawler]

there's a growing backlash though so hopefully itll die out

[Sho]

Now that the GOP has both houses, they will start to move further and further away from these pundits who say and do stupid shit. At least until 2016 is said and done.

[Lyall]

Oh yeah, let's remove Christmas from school calendar bc it might offend Muslims. Anyone who doesnt appreciate American traditions GET OUT!

I love the tradition of getting offended by things you misunderstand. Muslims didn't ask for things to go away, they requested inclusion.

[kuronosan]

Good luck getting people to acknowledge that. Republican fear-mongering is at an all-time high.

[Headspace]

https://www.facebook.com/kirkcameron...098735/?type=1

[kuronosan]

Uber Lol

[Dimmauk]

[Qalbert]

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/12/t...m-of-all-time/

Kirk Cameron’s attempt to help boost audience ratings for his film Saving Christmas has failed yet again.

Not only does the film have a 0 percent approval rating among professional critics on Rotten Tomatoes, it is now the most poorly rated film on the Internet Movie Database, meriting only 1.3 stars out of 10.

In order to appear on the list, a film “must have received at least 1,500 votes,” which means that a significant number of the site’s users felt it to be significantly worse than the Carmen Electra vehicle Disaster Movie (1.9 stars), Mariah Carey’s unwatchable biopic Glitter (2.1 stars), and John Travolta’s ode to Scientology, Battlefield Earth (2.3 stars).

[Priran]

I got a war on Christmas for ya

On Tuesday, the South Korean defense ministry gave the go-ahead to a Christian group to build and light a 30-foot Christmas tree–like structure on top of a hill near the North Korean border...Pyongyang, which views religion as a threat to its leadership cult, issued frequent objections against ‘the tree,’ calling it a tool for psychological warfare and threatened to fire artillery at it