The 'War on Christmas' refers to a long-running cultural phenomenon and media narrative suggesting a concerted effort to secularize the Christmas holiday. While the concept dates back decades, it gained massive internet traction in the 2010s, largely fueled by debates over 'Happy Holidays' greetings and the design of Starbucks' seasonal cups. In the world of memes, the term is often used ironically to poke fun at the perceived overreactions to minor changes in holiday traditions. Users frequently employ images of soldiers in trenches or dramatic battle scenes to satirize the intensity of the debate, turning a polarized social issue into a recurring piece of end-of-year internet humor.