The obvious way to retaliate in the War on Christmas is to make the season much less profitable for “retailers,” and celebrate Christmas as a rest from a hard year’s work. Sure we got to give the kids some presents and that’s fine, but that should be considered mainly a “kid thing” until the kid is old enough to earn his or her own money. And we should try to use the second hand market, or locally made or reconditioned toys, so as not to buy new stuff.

No need to get all hopped up and angry at the Jews and their Culture War. Helping the “retailers” go in the red is the best revenge.

I have noticed a psychological weakness that is inherent in the mercantile personality. Of course there are “mercantile personalities” among all ethnic and religious groups. I find myself often telling people not to get too emotional about what is happening with their cash flow situation. Getting upset about losing money, is worse than the losing money in itself, I believe. The mercantile personality is very common among Americans.

So the best way to hit back at mercantile personalities, is to do what you can to make them lose money. Visualize their beating of their breasts and rending of their garb, at hearing the quarterly profit and loss figures. It will certainly happen. Listen to the NPR show “Marketplace.” They play “we’re in the money” when the market is up, “stiormy weather” when the market is down. It’s a whole world that the likes of us don’t see, but they are a people who live in terror of “losses.” This is their Achilles heel, and the “American consumer” is in a position to deal a hard blow to these people. Of course the “global economy” is going to protect their wealth to some degree, but the fall of the American economy is a “long drop” and we haven’t come anywhere near the bottom.

The faster we relocalize the centralized “Economy,” the monotheistic monopoly money system (Yahweh of the Central Banks), into a Polythea of millions of “local economies” the more we will save ourselves and the harder we’ll hurt them. Economy is religion, and centralized economy is globalist, universalist monotheism. Localized economies are a vast plurality of particularist, tribalist, local polytheisms.

Hanukkah has never been an important part of Judaism or Jewish culture, it was basically invented in modern times specifically to compete with Christmas.

Yes, it’s the Jews.

Merry Christmas.