Anonymous
Post 08/18/2017 08:36     Subject: Re:Should Diwali be a national holiday?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Most people want Christmas off, even if they're not religious. So I'd be okay with it if there's a demand similar to the levels for Christmas. I doubt there will be anytime soon because I doubt most Americans even know what Diwali is.


I'm at best agnostic and I love Christmas. I always tell people that Christmas would be great if they just stopped messing it up with all that Jesus stuff. It's largely a non-religious (or secondarily religious) holiday for a large number of people.


But it is primarily a religious holiday. No many how many snowmen and reindeer you add, you can't take the Christ out of Christmas. Politically, it would be suicide to seculariize it. It's the only official federal religious holiday.
Anonymous
Post 08/18/2017 07:45     Subject: Re:Should Diwali be a national holiday?

Anonymous wrote:Most people want Christmas off, even if they're not religious. So I'd be okay with it if there's a demand similar to the levels for Christmas. I doubt there will be anytime soon because I doubt most Americans even know what Diwali is.


I'm at best agnostic and I love Christmas. I always tell people that Christmas would be great if they just stopped messing it up with all that Jesus stuff. It's largely a non-religious (or secondarily religious) holiday for a large number of people.
Anonymous
Post 08/18/2017 07:10     Subject: Should Diwali be a national holiday?

Anonymous wrote:Today is National Fajita Day. Should it be a federal holiday?


YES!
Anonymous
Post 08/18/2017 06:59     Subject: Should Diwali be a national holiday?

Today is National Fajita Day. Should it be a federal holiday?
Anonymous
Post 08/18/2017 06:24     Subject: Should Diwali be a national holiday?

Anonymous wrote:There's a religion forum for you, op.



+1

Anonymous
Post 08/17/2017 23:56     Subject: Should Diwali be a national holiday?

Yes - I can probably find a holiday for nearly every day. We don't want anyone to feel slighted do we? ...smh