KiNgBrAdLeY7: Fake. Too much fuss over nothing. First of all, that which humans don't believe into, simply, doesn't exist. Ergo, no demons. The world is not black and white, either. <snip>
Those exorcists are another black hole in the economy. Who would pay someone like them, in their right state of mind, in modern age and society, to operate in medieval practices and beliefs, anyway?
rtcvb32: Who would believe telling lies to their children that a fat man in a red suit who rides on a sled pulled be reindeer who comes down the chimney and leaves presents behind is a good idea?
No matter how stupid something seems, it's always going to be a sink hole in some fashion.
Well, that is because the people who invented Santa Claus, actually SAW that entire entourage, but while hallucinating, really. There is an entire analysis of the Amanita Muscaria mushroom, its identical pattern to the "saint's" clothes, the reindeers-on-speed effect who run as if they were flying if they accidentally eat one of those, etc. It makes sense. Now what on earth was consumed in order for some people to hallucinate so badly, in order to see things like demons, i wonder... I really do!
And to be honest, most people act as if they believed in such things, they don't, genuinely, actually, really. Which counts as NON-believing. Majority wins. So Non-existence it is for all those unicorns and stuff, then! Even children are skeptical, nowadays, smart little devils!