Christmas trees ‘make non-Christians depressed’
25th December 2010
They could become Christians. Problem solved.
The study found non-Christians feel less self-assurance and fewer positive feelings if a Christmas tree was in the room.
Scientists who carried out the research claim the presence of a tree makes religious minorities feel ‘excluded’.
Poor iddle babies. Let them try being Christians in a Muslim country, and they’d truly have something to whine about.
December 25th, 2010 at 18:26
Where did we get the idea that people have a right to “positive feelings” in other people’s buildings? I have fewer positive feelings if there is a pagan rite in the room. Therefore I avoid places with pagan rites.
Why is this hard?
December 27th, 2010 at 12:11
As R. Lee Ermey says (in a Geico commercial), “You know what makes me cry? YOU DO!”
We’ve become a nation of wussies and sheeple. (Gosh, I hope that doesn’t depress anyone or make them feel less valuable!)