Striping traditions
This Christmas, when you take your kid to go see Santa Claus, be prepared for a shocking sight. Skinny Santa. No longer will the classical image of a Santa with a stomach like a bowl full of jelly meet your children when they reveal all they wish to have under the tree. How many times have you thought to yourself, "Hmm, Santa's gotta loose some weight. That can't be healthy." I mean really.
The next big thing you may not be greeted with is the 'Ho Ho Ho', because it is now deemed derogatory.
In a world where children are being made to look 'adult-ish' at the ripe young age of three or so, we are now going to disillusion there preconceived notions about Santa? Next we'll be telling them he doesn't exist when they're too young to know what Santa is.
I'm getting quite sick of people ruining things that have been a tradition for longer than their family tree has been around. Instead of striping away things that may actually harm a child's early development (like sex and violence in cartoons, parents who can't say 'no', parents who dress there kids like white/black trash, over medicating children so their immune system cannot fight off disease and infection, etc.) we are striping away the few things left to a child. Santa Claus, Christmas (with the whole X-mas craze from last year) ... next they'll tell the Easter Bunny not to lay eggs because that is not possible in nature.
Hey society, focus on the real problems for once, eh? Leave the Claus alone.
The next big thing you may not be greeted with is the 'Ho Ho Ho', because it is now deemed derogatory.
In a world where children are being made to look 'adult-ish' at the ripe young age of three or so, we are now going to disillusion there preconceived notions about Santa? Next we'll be telling them he doesn't exist when they're too young to know what Santa is.
I'm getting quite sick of people ruining things that have been a tradition for longer than their family tree has been around. Instead of striping away things that may actually harm a child's early development (like sex and violence in cartoons, parents who can't say 'no', parents who dress there kids like white/black trash, over medicating children so their immune system cannot fight off disease and infection, etc.) we are striping away the few things left to a child. Santa Claus, Christmas (with the whole X-mas craze from last year) ... next they'll tell the Easter Bunny not to lay eggs because that is not possible in nature.
Hey society, focus on the real problems for once, eh? Leave the Claus alone.

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