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search UK for UNHCR Zuckard today. Did you know Easter is completely ripped off from the pagan

holiday of Stata? Only a matter of time before he finds out what Easter is really about.

The Libs hate everything good, including Easter, apparently, probably including Easter especially.

So we will delve the depths of the anti-Easter propaganda percolating on TikTok. This video is

brought to us by Hala, very fitting. Bring out the anti-Easter brigade. Did you know Easter is

completely ripped off from the pagan holiday of Stata? Put a put a pause. Here we go. Here we go. You're

gonna start me off like this. Oh s**t. Here we go again. This is what the Libs they always love to say.

They say, do you know that every Christian thing that we like is actually pagan?

And unfortunately, there are many Christians who have bought into this propaganda and it's not true.

It's not true when it comes to Christmas. It's not true when it comes to Easter. It's not true when

it comes to any of the other days. But let's hear her argument. She's a goddess of fertility,

spring and rebirth. The symbol for fertility has always been an egg forever and her spirit animal

is a rabbit. So this is where the Easter egg and the Easter bunny comes from. That can't be real,

right? Except when Christians adopted the egg as their Easter symbol in the 13th century,

they used to paint it red, which symbolizes Jesus' blood. So nobody really knows when Jesus

was resurrected. But Christians decided it would be on a pagan holiday. The people they slaughtered

for being pagan. There is no evidence that this was a pagan goddess really at all with one

exception. The 8th century Catholic monk, Saint bead, gives some reference to this pagan goddess.

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