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Santa Claus was actually shot down and killed over North Vietnam in 1971, so that recorded date of death is off by 29 years.
Nope, that's just a rumor. Santa Claus was really assassinated in 1940 by the Nazis because Hitler always got coal for Christmas.
 
Nope, that's just a rumor. Santa Claus was really assassinated in 1940 by the Nazis because Hitler feared the power of Santa.
That's even more dubious, because the Luftwaffe recorded Santa sightings as late as 1944. Paranoid night fighter pilots often mistook the sleigh for a British bomber and shot it down; oddly enough, Santa himself survived and managed to return to the North Pole relatively unharmed each and every single time. Needless to say, he had to spend a lot of time and money retraining reindeer and building new sleighs every year until the end of World War II.
 
That makes more sense, because then he would have only lived to 108 years old. That is old, but not as old as all the other guesses, so its logical :3
 
I fail so much, I went to my work on my day off to order a pizza for lunch, I get there and they aren't opened today for another four hours -.-
 
Santa always lives with us in Christmas spirit.
 
But what about the joys and mysteries of being a child? Were magical things occur.
 
My family forgets Christmas is about Jesus.

We only believe in presents :3

That is sad my family never forgets that. That is why we say Happy Birthday Jesus. But we like the presents too.
 
Giving a child a surreal uprising won't allow them to grasp truths as easily...

Think of it like Plato's Allegory of the Cave, sure something like that wouldn't happen to that extent, but it is the same idea. Say you taught some children some fantastical ideas about the earth, then you let them go free... And then things start to conflict with what they are taught in said cave...

Plus you can tell a child how to think logically...
 
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