I just had to put this out there because there are a lot of memes that are missing this basic fact.

Not all Christians observed Easter on April 21. The Eastern Orthodox Church observes Easter this coming Sunday, April 28.

at first I was butthurt about it because Rush and Sean told me to, but then I realized that there's nothing inappropriate about referring to them as Easter worshippers. Not only in the fact that these "Easter worshippers" were Christian a given, but it also underscores the fact that the attack was indeed carried out on a holy day and not any given sunday.

Because you never heard of "Sunday worshippers" on the planet you live on which isn't here?

"Derpum, don't pick on muh whyte pwiviwege"

En Ingles, botboi, en Ingles.
Oh, that's right, you don't understand it, you illiterate hicktard.

Idiot.

btw, they ARE Easter worshippers.

Ever wonder what eggs, bunnies, and the word "Easter" itself have to do with anything remotely connected to Jesus - or, to make it more comfy for you, worshippers of Christians - Christian worshippers - as you absolutely clueless dolts would rather mangle it? Google the etymology of the word for fun.

First stop, Eostre, fertility Goddess, and if you wish to continue, you may extend it all the way to Sumeria where you'll find Ishtar. Both those P-A-G-A-N (what Christian Holida❎, excuse me, Holy Day isn't?) spring fests used rabbits and eggs for symbolism, items having nothing at all to do with Y'eshua bar Yosephus.

How's that suit your mental limitations?

Context is important. "Easter worshipers" literally means people worshiping Jesus Christ on Easter. There's plenty in the news cycle to get butthurt about without manufacturing butthurt.