Wishing someone a 'Merry Christmas' is white supremacy

'We shouldn't be shocked that people like this exist'

By WND News Services
Published December 26, 2020 at 1:05pm

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(TOWNHALL) – I mean, we shouldn't be shocked that people like this exist. 

Ever since 'wokeness' latched onto the political Left like a barnacle, the hot takes have grown more insane. 

Whatever you thought was 'too extreme' quickly was turned on its head with these people. 

Since Obama, the 'woke' Left has thrust scores of pseudo-intellectual talking points into the social media universe in the hopes of making it mainstream. 

Yet, the most common is making everything into a vehicle for white supremacy and then bashing it. 

Ladies and gentlemen, these people think that a man who holds the door for a woman is a sexist, misogynist dinosaur. 

Are we shocked that they decided to put Christmas on the white supremacy list?

Even now, we can't say Merry Christmas on certain platforms, who have opted for the more politically correct 'happy holidays' send off. 

But as Jen Bokoff of the Disability Rights Fund reminded all of us today, a lot of people don't celebrate Christmas, so please be cognizant of that because "the default Merry Christmas as a normal greeting is also white supremacy culture at work." 

Yeah, we're not all mentally defective, Jenny. 

If I see someone with a yarmulke on, I'm not going to say, "Merry Christmas." 

Also, this isn't some random holiday. 

It's not something where only half the nation celebrates. 

The vast majority celebrate Christmas. 

In fact, billions do. And not all Christians are white people. 

I guess it would shock Jen that a lot of people of color are – gasp – Christian.

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