I will say Merry Christmas to everyone and won't let anyone stop me

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Calm down. Nobody is going to care if you say Merry Christmas. I'm not Christian and I still say merry Christmas back and always spread holiday cheer!

I wish this were true but I know a few people who will not only be offended but will lecture you about wishing them a Merry Christmas. I unfortunately know from first hand experience. These people are completely uptight and the types that will find offense with most anything.

[Anonymous]

I think Jesus would say calm down already and don't say it with hate.

Jesus was about love and peace, not agendas and hostility.

Remember what Jesus said about not praying in public because it's for the Glory of Man and not of God?

Same thing here.

[Anonymous]

I will say -
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Krisamasa k? badh?'?

Will you be offended, OP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: I will say -
Krisamas ki badhai

Will you be offended, OP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Calm down. Nobody is going to care if you say Merry Christmas. I'm not Christian and I still say merry Christmas back and always spread holiday cheer!

I wish this were true but I know a few people who will not only be offended but will lecture you about wishing them a Merry Christmas. I unfortunately know from first hand experience. These people are completely uptight and the types that will find offense with most anything.

Exactly, to pick this topic as the one to get uppity about is a little strange. If you are saying merry christmas to these types of people out of spite, knowing how they feel about it, then IMO you are just as bad as they are (not to mention completely negating the meaning of christmas). Make better friends, and if they are not your friends than F* em.

[Anonymous]

Fuck yeah!

I wished everyone a happy Diwali yesterday. I don't care who knows it and didn't wish it back. I'm tired of the war on Diwali! A billion people celebrate Diwali, why all the strange looks?

[Anonymous]

When we made a stew out of our DS's placenta, I was a little offended when no-one else wanted to share it with us. I thought that the celebration of life was universal, But I guess not. Now I will fling spoonfuls of that stew into their face overtime I see them.

[Anonymous]

My religion believes in kissing strangers on the lips in greeting all December.

Happy Kissmus!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Only in America could wishing someone "Merry Christmas" be considered insulting.

I am a liberal atheist and i hate the "happy holidays" generic bullshit. I love Christmas.

Not quite. Canada deals with same issue. It makes the media at times. (This isn't about people actually saying Merry Christmas)

http://www.calgaryherald.com/life/merry+christmas+calgary+transit+continue+with+seasonal+greetings/7717497/story.html

I say Merry Christmas back to anyone who says it to me.

OP, continue saying Merry Christmas. I'm not sure there's a need to make any more of a point about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you going to say it to people who you know aren't Christian? If so, that seems a bit insensitive.

People like YOU are the problem- insensitive? Bullshit- it's a universal and beautiful holiday. Period end.
Merry Christmas to all???????

It's not a universal holiday, get your head out of the sand. Billions of people around the world do not celebrate it. Saying "Happy holidays" would be universal, "Merry christmas" is not.

Now would I be offended if someone said merrry christmas to me? No of course not and I even say it back. What I do find slightly offensive is that you assume it is a universal holiday.

Likewise. I'm not remotely offended by your wishing me Merry Christmas, even though I am Jewish (and even if you know I am Jewish). However, I am annoyed at your assumption that your holiday is everyone else's holiday. I am happy to wish you Merry Christmas, but I don't celebrate it, nor do many people I know, so it's hardly universal. It is beautiful though.

[Anonymous]

Today I was talking to a Mongolian woman who checks me out at the place where I buy lunch. She asked me if I was mad at Starbucks. Is said "no, don't like their coffee, so it doesn't affect me." She said she was a Buddhist but would never buy their coffee because they ruined Christmas for her. M'kay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When we made a stew out of our DS's placenta, I was a little offended when no-one else wanted to share it with us. I thought that the celebration of life was universal, But I guess not. Now I will fling spoonfuls of that stew into their face overtime I see them.

Lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My religion believes in kissing strangers on the lips in greeting all December.

Happy Kissmus!

French or regular?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Today I was talking to a Mongolian woman who checks me out at the place where I buy lunch. She asked me if I was mad at Starbucks. Is said "no, don't like their coffee, so it doesn't affect me." She said she was a Buddhist but would never buy their coffee because they ruined Christmas for her. M'kay.

Gotta say, if your Christmas depends on what design Starbucks uses on their cups, that's just sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Today I was talking to a Mongolian woman who checks me out at the place where I buy lunch. She asked me if I was mad at Starbucks. Is said "no, don't like their coffee, so it doesn't affect me." She said she was a Buddhist but would never buy their coffee because they ruined Christmas for her. M'kay.

Gotta say, if your Christmas depends on what design Starbucks uses on their cups, that's just sad.

She must have not had much of a christmas to begin with if thats all it took to ruin it for her. THE HORROR!