Exactly.
I hated that movie. People was unreasonable, acted like it was a crime to just… not feel up to celebrate Christmas. And the morale was supposedly that you really HAS to celebrate it, and the victims of the stories supposed to learn a lesson and the horrible bullies were the heroes.
Too many gets all offended by hearing someone doesn’t celebrate the holiday, or even if they just call it something else. It gets personal, just like someone takes it too personal if someone doesn’t like the same kind of music.
What’s up with that?
Where is the respect and love the holiday is supposed to represent? And why can’t it be extended to those not celebrating it? Because it should. Love and respect everyone, no matter what. If they don’t like the holiday they are not hurting you. But you are hurting them for not respecting that.
Respect goes both ways after all.
The respect and love died when it became a commercialistic holiday where if you don’t celebrate and don’t get the most expensive gift, then you’re somehow a terrible person. Hell, even the santa we know was created by cocacola to sell more soda. The st nick had blue or green clothing. fuck christmas