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Hallowe'en is, of course, a very sacred night to Christians, and it also marks the most important turning point in the last 500 years: Martin Luther's protest a
by NoZebra120vClip 4y ago
Hallowe'en is, of course, a very sacred night to Christians, and it also marks the most important turning point in the last 500 years: Martin Luther's protest against Rome. So naturally there is a concerted effort to twist it into a display of demonic influence and immorality.
Americans are mostly ignorant of Pope Night, but some have heard of Guy Fawkes. Pope Night was Guy Fawkes Night imported to early America. Anti-Catholics would raise funds, take to the streets, and wreak havoc against anything in their way. George Washington himself finally abolished Pope Night, because he noticed that it annoyed the Canadians quite a bit, and Canada was a valuable ally (not to mention American Catholics as well) so he told all the Brit-Protties to knock it the hell off. So Guy Fawkes stayed in the UK and continues to burn every year, on schedule.