OK. So the story begins with some leftist insanity.

The Dedham Public Library in Massachusetts was instructed not to put up their annual Christmas tree this year because it made “some” feel ‘uncomfortable.’

Lisa Desmond, manager of the local Endicott Branch Library, posted online that she was shocked by this because she’d never once in all her years received any backlash to the Christmas tree.

That’s because I guess she hadn’t met Human Rights Commissioner Diane Loud, who quickly unleashed her ugly inside voice to the outside world.

Loud publicly blasted Desmond as “a selfish f* b” and accused her of “putting people’s lives in danger.” “For a tree? For a motherfing tree? You have put people’s lives in a lot of danger. A LOT of danger,” she continued.

Here’s her loooooong invective laden post but if you’re not in the mood to marinate in the hateful gravy of the leftist mindset, suffice it to say she no like Christians.

So much for everyone being celebrated and affirmed, huh?

I guess only some people should be celebrated and affirmed.

Once Loud’s hateful comments came to light, Loud was asked to resign as a Human Rights Commissioner.

That’s a pretty happy ending, right? But wait, there’s more. The library put up the Christmas tree. It’s like the end of a Christian movie where everything works out in the end.

I’d probably walk out of the movie feeling pretty good but I’d say, “I didn’t think the villain was realistic. Nobody’s that evil.”

And then I’d hope someone would smack me and remind me that we’re surrounded by evil and hate and not to forget it.

And then maybe there’d be a post-credit scene where the new commissioner that gets appointed is just as hateful and evil as the last one. But that wouldn’t happen, right? I’m sure they’ve learned their lesson.