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In today’s edition, the New York Post follows up on yesterday’s story about the New York couple who erected a decapitating Santa in front of their East Side townhouse. It’s all a big “joke” to homeowner Joel Krupnik, who told the Post that the display is meant to protest the commercialization of Christmas. (The Pope might suggest they buy a nativity crib instead.) So, what are you saying, Joel? Retailers aren’t allowed to make a living? The Bad Santa display has drawn mixed reactions from New Yorkers, according to the Post, which quoted one father as saying it is counter to the whole Santa/holiday spirit.
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