Political Christmas Decorations

[shrike]

Here's a perfect way for SJWs to top their Christmas trees: an image of Hillary Clinton with angel wings! http://metro.co.uk/2017/12/03/celebr...-tree-7127993/

[Indelible]

[Jay]

Christmas is cancelled.

[NotAScientist]

I prefer to keep politics out of my holiday decorations and won't taint my tree with anything related to ANY politician but if someone else wants pro or anti decorations and it makes their holidays a little brighter, more power to them.

[DrHerbs]

Needs some political Christmas light scenes, come on. Like Trump falling out of a slay (or being pulled from, take your pick), dressed as Santa trying his best to give presents to the wealthy rich business owners (cue some lighted branding) followed by an ever hostile group of wise men lead by Robert Mueller III. Instead of reindeer, you can throw the middle class in there pulling his fancy slay (slaves to his lies and false promises).

Haha, you made this thread, what did you expect lol...

[Jay]

People shouldn't be allowed to celebrate Christmas if they are going to bring politics in it. It's not a place for it. It's supposed to be the least political thing ever. It's the one time of year everyone is just supposed to get along. Cunts.

[DrHerbs]

I do agree, politicizing holidays is lame ass... Both sides have been doing this whole "war on Christmas thing" for too damned long. Let people celebrate how they want to celebrate or NOT celebrate at all either way... I know it is a tough time of year for some people and it is hard to forget about politics but damn...

[shrike]

Obama had Mao-tse-Tung ornaments on his white house Christmas tree

[hoogie]

People who don't celebrate Christmas don't care about it. So why do people say there's a war on Christmas.

Do whatever the hell you want to celebrate the holiday. Don't make it about SJWs or whoever else is crying about their rights.

Everyone knows Christmas is about the presents, anyways.

[KerryGold]

I was shopping in TJ Maxx last night and said "Merry Christmas" to the clerk at the end of my transaction. He responded by telling me they aren't allowed to say "Merry Christmas". It's fine to embrace the entire shopping and money making that goes along with the season, but forget about mentioning it, that's against the rules. :(

Anyway, back on topic: