Owner59
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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania quote:
ORIGINAL: Phin I personaly saw a guy rage out over happy holidays. "You can tell me Merry Christmas or nothing at all" Me personally, if someone wished me a happy ________ even if there are a total of 7 people that believe that religion and it was the dumbest thing in the world to believe in, I would return the sentiment and know that the person just wished me a good day or whatever the timeframe was of that holiday. And the reason why people are becoming afraid to say Merry Christmas, or Happy Holidays is because of the hate mongering jerks like owner59 brings up quote:
ORIGINAL: owner59 The PC argument is a bunch of crap. The worst one of all is Bill O`Rielly,and his war on Christmas bullshit. Trying to pit some sort of secrete "secularist" movement(normal people),against the poor oppressed people who want to say "Marry Christmas",or have it said to them,at Walmart and Target. It was apparently, a huge problem,but he saved America and won the "War on Christmas", for us.Bless him.He declared victory the other day,against the "forces of darkness".omg,What a clown,he is.How is he on TV,and who are the fools watching him? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6Z6nspKddU&feature=related and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBUELp-9V8M Personally,I would like people to just STFU,mind their own fuck`n business,and stop using religion to divide. These jerks ,with some imagined authority,using religion as a political club,to beat on whoever`s around at the time.Claiming victim-hood,while all the while,making victims by the score.There`s nothing more dangerous than mixing religion and politics. Happy HOLY-days, I think it made people resentful when they heard an employee wish them "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas". I often prefer to say "Happy Holidays" because New Years is right around the corner.. but it has crossed my mind that some Neanderthal may take offense to that... it is rather ironic that this thread is about being afraid to say "Merry Christmas" when it could more easily be about being afraid to say "Happy Holidays".... Good points, julia. I would think that a greeting,no matter what form,would be taken happily and with grace. To be offended,when someone tries to be thoughtful and friendly,is a ridiculous and phony. After all, the word "holiday" comes from the words, "holy day(s)".What can be more affirmative and reverent,then that? Marry Christmas,julia
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