Frank Hipper wrote:Taking a saying like "Let's put Christ back in Christmas" and forcing it to fit an anti-semitic conspiracy not only has little to do with reality, but requires the up-to-the-minute contemporary words of Henry Ford for backup?
I'm pointing out the similarities between those who get their panties in a wad over "Happy Holidays", because it's not "Christian" enough. Your regular bible-thumpers who don't much care for Santa are one thing. Starting boycotts of stores for being inclusive is another, and just a modern version of Henry Ford's old time Jew-baiting. Of course, ever since Nuremberg it's been considered bad taste to bash Jews openly. So it's sugar-coated with talk about "those people" trying to remove Christ from Christmas. But the message is the same:
"I don't want 'those people' (Jews, Blacks, Gays, Muslims) crowding in on MY holiday. I can't enjoy Christmas unless a store's signs say 'Merry Christmas'. 'Happy Holidays', 'Season's Greetings', menorahs, and Kwanzaa put the holidays of 'those people' on an equal footing as the birth of Jesus, when everyone knows that 'those people' and their holidays are inferior."
Yeah, Christians don't give two shits about Chanukah "crowding" Christmas. When we say "Put Christ back in Christmas" it means that we are tired of the commercialism that has a Santa Claus riding a rocket-powered sleigh in power armor laser-blasting Blockbuster cards down chimneys (though it was a kickass image). Honestly, couldn't care less about Chanukah. Kwanzaa, well I lump that with scientology, Festivus, and Revelation Day.
Stuart: The only problem is, I'm losing track of which universe I'm in.
You kinda look like Jesus. With a lightsaber.- Peregrin Toker
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I forget what the crap its called, but the Mormons commemorate the day Moroni gave the seer stones to Joseph Smith and he started decoding the tablets. Its up there with Pioneer Day on the LDS calendar.
Stuart: The only problem is, I'm losing track of which universe I'm in.
You kinda look like Jesus. With a lightsaber.- Peregrin Toker
Cpl Kendall wrote:I've just read through the Wikipedia article on it. Seems about as legitimate as "Festivus".
Or Christmas. Or Easter. Or any other holiday. All holidays are made-up bullshit because gods, witches, giants, leprechauns, demons and wizards are all bullshit made-up things. So some black American made up a new one... How long until his holiday gets some cred? Christmas was pretty much ignored or scorned until the early 19th century.
So, would you be willing to participate in my White Pride Day?
Cpl Kendall wrote:I've just read through the Wikipedia article on it. Seems about as legitimate as "Festivus".
Or Christmas. Or Easter. Or any other holiday. All holidays are made-up bullshit because gods, witches, giants, leprechauns, demons and wizards are all bullshit made-up things. So some black American made up a new one... How long until his holiday gets some cred? Christmas was pretty much ignored or scorned until the early 19th century.
So, would you be willing to participate in my White Pride Day?
Elfdart wrote:
Or Christmas. Or Easter. Or any other holiday. All holidays are made-up bullshit because gods, witches, giants, leprechauns, demons and wizards are all bullshit made-up things. So some black American made up a new one... How long until his holiday gets some cred? Christmas was pretty much ignored or scorned until the early 19th century.
So, would you be willing to participate in my White Pride Day?
fgalkin wrote:
So, would you be willing to participate in my White Pride Day?
Have a very nice day.
-fgalkin
Does it come with a paid day off?
No, but neither does Hanukkah.
Have a very nice day.
-fgalkin
Then no, I wouldn't. I did attend a candle lighting for the first night of Hannukah because my girlfriend insisted on going. But unless I'm actually getting something out of it, I'm not interested.
Now Now, Brothers! Let us Congregate around the Gwindlehopper for to celebrate this glorious Leashtolaka.
In light of our authentic Caucasianess, I give you these plaid trousers, leather tunics and Anglo-Saxon consonant constructions!
Elfdart, you are now Brother ElfDaght! Feelin the love?
Now grow your hair out, put some random braids in that beard, and get with the program.
Many thanks! These darned computers always screw me up. I calculated my first death-toll using a hand-cranked adding machine (we actually calculated the average mortality in each city block individually). Ah, those were the days.
-Stuart
"Mix'em up. I'm tired of States' Rights."
-Gen. George Thomas, Union Army of the Cumberland
Then no, I wouldn't. I did attend a candle lighting for the first night of Hannukah because my girlfriend insisted on going. But unless I'm actually getting something out of it, I'm not interested.
Too bad. But its still a real holiday, and I'm sure many people would celebrate it.
Falkenhayn wrote:Now Now, Brothers! Let us Congregate around the Gwindlehopper for to celebrate this glorious Leashtolaka.
In light of our authentic Caucasianess, I give you these plaid trousers, leather tunics and Anglo-Saxon consonant constructions!
Elfdart, you are now Brother ElfDaght! Feelin the love?
Now grow your hair out, put some random braids in that beard, and get with the program.
Sounds like something from one of those Renaissance Fairs. You know, where some guy dressed like Henry VIII says in a very bad English accent "For only fifty cents more, thou couldst have the large Dr. Pepper!" and there are way too many fat chicks showing way too much cleavage.
This day is Fantastic!
Myers Briggs: ENTJ
Political Compass: -3/-6 DOOMerWoW
"I really hate it when the guy you were pegging as Mr. Worst Case starts saying, "Oh, I was wrong, it's going to be much worse." " - Adrian Laguna
Fat girls who dress conservatively are OK, but not when they don those "Hey boys, look at THESE!" bodices. It's tacky. I like girls with some meat on them. This time of year, fleshy girls are more in demand because they're cuddly as hell. I have big hands that go to waste groping skinny chicks. My S.O. isn't fat, but she does have an ass like a Puerto Rican girl and it fits my paws perfectly.
But dress appropriately, ladies -or save it for winter time.
We must throw off the shackles of our ancestors, and affirmative action, and embrace our whiteness! Come into the light, my brothers, and embrace our destiny together as a white people!
Good idea, we all need names in keeping with our white ancestry too. I propose we throw off the oppressive multi-ethnic labels we've gotten and take proper white names.
I will call myself... John Smith.
And I will dress as befits my ancestry. No more baggy trousers for me, no, it's only... shit, that cravat looks uncomfortable. Fuck historical accuracy, I'm wearing robes. And no underwear for me. Hah!
Frank Hipper wrote:Taking a saying like "Let's put Christ back in Christmas" and forcing it to fit an anti-semitic conspiracy not only has little to do with reality, but requires the up-to-the-minute contemporary words of Henry Ford for backup?
I'm pointing out the similarities between those who get their panties in a wad over "Happy Holidays", because it's not "Christian" enough. Your regular bible-thumpers who don't much care for Santa are one thing. Starting boycotts of stores for being inclusive is another, and just a modern version of Henry Ford's old time Jew-baiting. Of course, ever since Nuremberg it's been considered bad taste to bash Jews openly. So it's sugar-coated with talk about "those people" trying to remove Christ from Christmas. But the message is the same:
"I don't want 'those people' (Jews, Blacks, Gays, Muslims) crowding in on MY holiday. I can't enjoy Christmas unless a store's signs say 'Merry Christmas'. 'Happy Holidays', 'Season's Greetings', menorahs, and Kwanzaa put the holidays of 'those people' on an equal footing as the birth of Jesus, when everyone knows that 'those people' and their holidays are inferior."
Can I join in the Gwindlehopper lighting ceremonies? I am a Honky Jew. And I have a beret!
Something about Libertarianism always bothered me. Then one day, I realized what it was:
Libertarian philosophy can be boiled down to the phrase, "Work Will Make You Free."
In Libertarianism, there is no Government, so the Bosses are free to exploit the Workers.
In Communism, there is no Government, so the Workers are free to exploit the Bosses.
So in Libertarianism, man exploits man, but in Communism, its the other way around! If all you want to do is have some harmless, mindless fun, go H3RE INST3ADZ0RZ!! Grrr! Fight my Brute, you pansy!
OoH!! OoH!!! Me too, and even my avatar has a beret!
Coyote, is honkyness some kind of a jewish cult? I know there are many forms of judaism, but never heard of honky jews.
-Gunhead
"In the absence of orders, go find something and kill it."
-Generalfeldmarschall Erwin Rommel
"And if you don't wanna feel like a putz
Collect the clues and connect the dots
You'll see the pattern that is bursting your bubble, and it's Bad" -The Hives
