THIS story is heartbreaking, but hardly surprising. The UK has been infested with a variety of diaperheads and polacks, and Jesus has turned His back on the children as a result.
These unsaved brats would be much better off tithing that money to Jesus, lets be honest. Can a killer tidal wave be far off for them now?
Young 'forget Jesus at Christmas'
Christmas time is not enjoyed by all children, the survey found
Fewer than half of children aged seven to 11 think Christmas is about the birth of Jesus, a survey suggests.
Some 44% thought it was about Jesus, while 29% said it was about thinking of other people, and 24% said it was about giving rather than receiving gifts.
The survey of 1,063 children for BBC's Newsround programme found 89% felt excited about Christmas and 79% happy.
But one in six of the youngsters surveyed said they felt sad, nervous or left out during the festive season.
The survey found almost two-thirds of children saved their pocket money to buy presents for other people, and they tended to spend more on their mothers than their fathers.
The average amount saved by the children for presents was £34, and a third saved more than £50.
Christmas time is not enjoyed by all children, the survey found
Fewer than half of children aged seven to 11 think Christmas is about the birth of Jesus, a survey suggests.
Some 44% thought it was about Jesus, while 29% said it was about thinking of other people, and 24% said it was about giving rather than receiving gifts.
The survey of 1,063 children for BBC's Newsround programme found 89% felt excited about Christmas and 79% happy.
But one in six of the youngsters surveyed said they felt sad, nervous or left out during the festive season.
The survey found almost two-thirds of children saved their pocket money to buy presents for other people, and they tended to spend more on their mothers than their fathers.
The average amount saved by the children for presents was £34, and a third saved more than £50.

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