3 Reasons Why Black Millennials Are No Longer Celebrating Christmas

Danie84

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Cuz XMAS's a pagan holiday that stem from demonic homo FUKKERY:scust::birdman::damn:
 

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I don't celebrate Christmas :yeshrug:

Jesus wasn't born in December...if he was born at all. Christmas is about the Winter Solstice, not birth of a "savior".....which relates to African tradition of celebrating the rebirth of the sun. Not a European archetypal celebration founded at the Council of Nicea for political purposes...hundreds of years after the man named Jesus was publicly executed by the state.

Grown adults actually celebrating Christmas like it's real. Might as well wish upon a star and check under your pillow for the Tooth Fairy :mjlol:

Any person that celebrates the holidays of their former slave master is still a slave :mjgrin:

I celebrate the New Year by giving giving and receiving gifts to celebrate the end of one year and the beginning of a new one :blessed:

Believe allegories are supposed to be literal brehs :russ:

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If you or anyone wants to celebrate a pagan holiday created by the same people who enslaved our ancestors for over 400+ years then do you, my nikka. We're all grown. :hubie:

However you can't deny the undisputed evidence of pagan holidays. :yeshrug:
they don't wanna hear all that. they don't care where the holiday came from. b-b-but its fun putting up an evergreen tree with lights and spending money on presents while singing those corny carols
 

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mcdivit85 said:
Jesus wasn't born in December...if he was born at all.

:ufdup:

I will Ban Bet you that he was born, lived, and died and the Council of Nicea had nothing to do with the 'creation' of the Holiday (or much of anything).

:sas1:..........I win, you are banned for a month and I get all your ColiCash. I lose, I am banned forever.


Put your money where your mouth is, breh.......:sas2:
 
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:ufdup:

I will Ban Bet you that he was born, lived, and died and the Council of Nicea had nothing to do with the 'creation' of the Holiday (or much of anything).

:sas1:..........I win, you are banned for a month and I get all your ColiCash. I lose, I am banned forever.


Put your money where your mouth is, breh.......:sas2:
I'd be willing to double his wager, providing you make sure to mention
Saturnalia - Wikipedia

Gift-giving[edit]
The Sigillaria on 19 December was a day of gift-giving.[35] Because gifts of value would mark social status contrary to the spirit of the season, these were often the pottery or wax figurines called sigillaria made specially for the day, candles, or "gag gifts", of which Augustus was particularly fond.[36] Children received toys as gifts.[37] In his many poems about the Saturnalia, Martial names both expensive and quite cheap gifts, including writing tablets, dice, knucklebones, moneyboxes, combs, toothpicks, a hat, a hunting knife, an axe, various lamps, balls, perfumes, pipes, a pig, a sausage, a parrot, tables, cups, spoons, items of clothing, statues, masks, books, and pets.[38] Gifts might be as costly as a slave or exotic animal,[39] but Martial suggests that token gifts of low intrinsic value inversely measure the high quality of a friendship.[40] Patrons or "bosses" might pass along a gratuity (sigillaricium) to their poorer clients or dependents to help them buy gifts. Some emperors were noted for their devoted observance of the Sigillaria.[41]

In a practice that might be compared to modern greeting cards, verses sometimes accompanied the gifts. Martial has a collection of poems written as if to be attached to gifts.[42] Catullus received a book of bad poems by "the worst poet of all time" as a joke from a friend.[43]

Gift-giving was not confined to the day of the Sigillaria. In some households, guests and family members received gifts after the feast in which slaves had shared.[44]
 

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all of these are corp holidays with no meaning....and black ppl are economically disenfranchised
 
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