Christmas Card from the UK Borders Agency

By Matt Wardman • December 14, 2009

How would you critique this Christmas Card?

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I think it is perfectly subverted by the Christmas story, one aspect of which had Christ becoming a refugee pursued by the Authorities.

(Hat-tip Phil’s Tree House)

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One Response to “Christmas Card from the UK Borders Agency”

Darvin @ Recycling Christmas Card
Tue, December 22, 2009 at 1:14 am | Permalink | Reply

I agree. I think it’s completely contradictory for them to use a holiday based on a person that preached forgiveness and inclusion, to leverage their agenda of exclusion.

In short, bad Christmas card idea!
.-= Darvin @ Recycling Christmas Card´s last blog ..Christmas Card Crafts =-.