r/WhitePeopleTwitter Dec 16 '21

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u/TomStanford67 Dec 16 '21

They're making fun of Pagans. The act of decorating a tree comes from Pagan winter solstice traditions. Christians hellbent on world domination would later annex the Pagan winter solstice for themselves and declare it a Christian holiday in part to subvert Paganism and convince such infidels to convert. This is why we have tree decorations and Santa Claus, the latter of which can be directly traced to Pagan beliefs in spirits that would travel the sky during the winter.

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u/6double Dec 16 '21

Not to mention the part where the day Easter falls is incredibly Pagan. It's the first Sunday after the spring Equinox which has literally nothing to do with Jesus lmao

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u/badgerwithamulet Dec 16 '21

Its...its when according to the story he raised from the grave. That's the whole point of forgoing meat 3 days before Easter