All I Want for Christmas is ..... A "Real" Christmas Story from the Carolinas

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Sunday Smile: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3363469/No-presents-thanks-Incredible-moment-little-boy-asks-Santa-pray-baby-life-support.html#ixzz3uazo4BIq">Little Boy Asks Santa Not To Give Him Presents, Just 'To Pray For Sick Baby'



Prestyn Barnette wasn't interested in asking for toys this year.



What the four-year-old South Carolina boy really wanted was a Christmas miracle.



In a photo that is touching hearts the world over, Prestyn asked the Santa in his local mall at the weekend to pray with him for a sick baby that is fighting for life.



And the two did just that.



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And don't even try to tell me your eyes are not a bit wet

[Bricktop]

Not at all.



No 4 year old should know about praying. That displays a terrifying form of mind control by his parents.

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The key point obviously is that the kid un- selflessly would forgo things for himself for another person.



Period.



So often I see fkn self-consumed atheists who can't see past their seething all-consuming hate



From my observation, and as a somewhat neutral, atheism  seems to be the most all consuming arrogant religion there is



well, OK, almost the most

[RW]

There have been several of these heart warming Santa stories.  I love hearing of such sweet, selfless children with big hearts.

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selfless  .... that's the only keyword here

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[size=150]Merry Christmas[/size] to you all



from a Horny Dear

[RW]

Merry Christmas dear!

[Renee]

The key point obviously is that the kid un- selflessly would forgo things for himself for another person.



Period.



So often I see fkn self-consumed atheists who can't see past their seething all-consuming hate



From my observation, and as a somewhat neutral, atheism  seems to be the most all consuming arrogant religion there is



well, OK, almost the most

Thank you cc.  

[Anonymous]

Not at all.



No 4 year old should know about praying. That displays a terrifying form of mind control by his parents.

 How so?  What defines mind control?  Ever watch children's "programming"?   I've made the observation that atheist who play this card simply seek to use their own brands of mind control. They want everyone firmly in line with the secular "norm" and anything that steps outside of that is indoctrination. Gotta wonder, which is the actual indoctrination?

[Anonymous]

And Merry Christmas. :D

[Anonymous]

Sunday Smile: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3363469/No-presents-thanks-Incredible-moment-little-boy-asks-Santa-pray-baby-life-support.html#ixzz3uazo4BIq">Little Boy Asks Santa Not To Give Him Presents, Just 'To Pray For Sick Baby'



Prestyn Barnette wasn't interested in asking for toys this year.



What the four-year-old South Carolina boy really wanted was a Christmas miracle.



In a photo that is touching hearts the world over, Prestyn asked the Santa in his local mall at the weekend to pray with him for a sick baby that is fighting for life.



And the two did just that.



http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/12/16/23/2F70A16B00000578-0-image-a-11_1450309288971.jpg">



And don't even try to tell me your eyes are not a bit wet

They are cc. They are.

[Anonymous]

Sunday Smile: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3363469/No-presents-thanks-Incredible-moment-little-boy-asks-Santa-pray-baby-life-support.html#ixzz3uazo4BIq">Little Boy Asks Santa Not To Give Him Presents, Just 'To Pray For Sick Baby'



Prestyn Barnette wasn't interested in asking for toys this year.



What the four-year-old South Carolina boy really wanted was a Christmas miracle.



In a photo that is touching hearts the world over, Prestyn asked the Santa in his local mall at the weekend to pray with him for a sick baby that is fighting for life.



And the two did just that.



http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/12/16/23/2F70A16B00000578-0-image-a-11_1450309288971.jpg">



And don't even try to tell me your eyes are not a bit wet

 ac_crying

[Bricktop]

The key point obviously is that the kid un- selflessly would forgo things for himself for another person.



Period.



So often I see fkn self-consumed atheists who can't see past their seething all-consuming hate



From my observation, and as a somewhat neutral, atheism  seems to be the most all consuming arrogant religion there is



well, OK, almost the most

No.



The key point is that this incident was captured on camera. See, we get so used to seeing things like this that we forget to question how it came to be photographed. It is manifestly obvious it was staged.



The next point is that if a four year old asks for a prayer, he or she has been substantially brainwashed by Xtians.



This is yet another example of America's deft engagement of propaganda. No normal 4 year old I know would ask Santa for a prayer...and if this 4 year old is as devout as he demonstrates, he'd also know Santa does not exist.



Crap like this makes my blood boil, at the manifest and obvious deception intended to highlight a defunct and failed belief system.

[RW]

When you go and see Santa, they have a camera set up where they will take your picture for a fee.  That and people have cell phones with cameras.



Small children do all sorts of wonderfully surprising and sweet things.  Just after finding out I had MS, at an annual Christmas party we go to, my kids asked that I be cured.  It's not a stretch.

[Bricktop]

Point taken.



So, how did this image get promulgated on the internet?