Twitter Gun Lady Shoots Up Innocent Wood Board For Wishing Her 'Happy Holidays'
She hates this board!
Kaitlin Bennett, the former Kent State student famous for trying to be famous by posing all sexily with a gun down her pants all the time, has a specialHolidayChristmas message for all of us heathens out here, but most especially for one particularly secular large wooden board.
Technically, it was self-defense. Bennett had been minding her own business in an empty lot, all alone on Christmas, holding an assault rifle, when this wooden board had the audacity to wish her Happy Holidays instead of Merry Christmas . Mostly because she had made a large sign that said "Happy Holidays" and then taped it to said board, but still . Was she about to stand there and take that? Was she going to be disrespected like that, and by an inanimate object of all things? No, she was not.
"Where's Kaitlin?" someone in her family surely wondered as they gathered round for their Christmas feast. "Out back, shooting angrily at a wooden board what wronged her," someone else probably replied. "Again?" asked another.
"It's not Happy Holidays, it's Merry Christmas," Bennett explained to the camera, while wearing a couture ensemble fashioned out of couch cushions her grandmother tossed in the attic back in 1994. She then turned right around and she let that wooden board have it .
Since Twitter ruins video quality, here's what I was shooting at https: //t.co/PBgfdd3W3Y
— Kaitlin Bennett (@Kaitlin Bennett) 1545786664.0
RIP, random wooden board in an empty lot. We hardly knew you.
It's a good thing she had that rifle with her, because who knows what that wooden board could have done to her otherwise. She might be dead now, for all we know, and then who would be there to dress up in dance recital outfits and give boners to gun fanciers on the internet every day?
Rifles and heels. My two favorite things 👠💎 https: //t.co/n9pQqI1AE4
— Kaitlin Bennett (@Kaitlin Bennett) 1544904941.0
Dana Loesch, probably, but can we truly be sure?
Following the massacre, Bennett turned back to the camera and told the rest of us to quit being such PC pansies and just let her bully us all into saying the thing she wants us to say instead of the thing we would like to say. Like real tough guys would do.
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Surely declaring Christmas a national holiday was unconstitutional. Making the manger-myth a federal holiday is about as clear a governmental establishment of religion as there could be. The “reason for the season” is treason. But hey, we all get a day off.
I think Bill O’Reilly is right. There is a war on (rather, over) Christmas. Baby Jeezus is becoming less and less the point of Xmas. Which is fine. He wasn’t born in December. There wasn’t a Christmas tree in the manger. And Santa didn’t bring him frankincense or myrrh (not even coal). In the long run, we’re a secular nation. And Christmas is more and more a secular holiday. It’s a great time of year for a holiday, mingling under the mistletoe and stringing up lights to counter the darkly days, pouring eggnog on friends and family. It’s ironicalous. Christians co-opted pagan and druidic solstice celebrations by moving Baby Jesus’ birth to December 25th, so as to get those godless heathens to worship Pat Robertson. But in the long run, those pagan festivities (and Black Friday) may be all that remains of Christmas, as Bill O’Reilly loses the war.
Jesus should never have become a Republican - the demographics aren’t promising. As I reminded him when he endorsed Reagan, “Yule be sorry.” Alban Arthan! And Happy Holidays :)
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