The Morning Rant

"At its worst, the "commercialized" version of Christmas is about giving gifts, happy children, families getting together, good will to all, feasting on meat, sugar, fats, and booze.

"Either way, it's about happiness and confelicity. Which progressives hate. Because the goal of progressivism is to create unhappiness, and then spread it around as much as possible until it becomes so intolerable that their revolution catches on, which allows them to seize the power they've been striving for. So the more unhappiness there is, the more progressivism can work. Which is probably why most progressives are unhappy people. It is hard for happy people to make other people unhappy, and if they sometimes do, it's by accident.

"Also, neither version of Christmas has anything whatsoever to do with politics.

"So it's no wonder progressives hate it so much."

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Almost 29 years ago, Sergeant Al Powell helped save dozens of lives after being sent to investigate a prank call at Nakatomi Plaza.

As we do every year, we honour his bravery by showing the documentary Die Hard, this Sunday at 10pm pic.twitter.com/hfUscMFmyw

— Channel 4 (@Channel4) December 11, 2017

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Friday's Celebs: Anna Karina was born in Denmark, but moved to France in her late teens where she became known for her work in French New Wave films. The male celeb is French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo. Both appeared in the film Pierrot le Fou (1965).

Today's Edition of the Morning Rant Is Brought To You By Greek Christmas Treats:

There are three sweets that shout "Christmas" in Greece in the most scrumptious way; kourabiedes, melomakarona and diples. Choose your favourite one! #VisitGreece #ttot #food #travelhttp://www.visitgreece.gr/en/gastronomy/sweet_things_come_in_threes pic.twitter.com/AqPGKZd65o

— Visit Greece (@VisitGreecegr) December 20, 2019

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