It's that time of the year.

That's ok - the Easter Bunny told me not to listen to those people!

I don't think that's what the meme is about.

Date of 1st Easter, given in Scripture, and completely revolved around the established feasts of the Jews. Tradition (Jewish and Early Christian) believed that the day a saint, a.k.a holy person, died was on the same day they were conceived. Therefore, first Good Friday roughly equivalent to March 25, hence the reason that the Annunciation is celebrated on that day every year. Fast forward 9 months, December 25th. Not taking over any pagan holiday, simple math and peity determined the day that the Church celebrates Jesus birth (even if Jesus was most likely not born on December 25)

Perfectly valid point, but people always have something to say about the festivities reconciled with the day. Not that it actually matters. We dedicate the solstice to Ullr's passing and Jörð in my family. Nobody is actually copying anyone, unless you want to make yourself believe otherwise (which some people do)