PLYMCO_PILGRIM
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Those of you who say "Happy Holidays" instead of Merry Christmas due to the religious aspects of Christmas are being hypocritical of your own values. You are wishing us happy "Holy Days" without realizing it
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You do realize that there are more then one type or religious "holy days" in the month of December dont you?
I sure do there are several.
Please make sure to comprehend the words I used in the first post and whom this was directed at (those who say happy holidays because they think saying merry christmas is offensive due to the religious aspect).
Why do so many people seem to ascribe intent other than what my words stated?
I think the confusion is in your wording...Including the thread title which challenges "Do you say Holidays instead of Christmas? Joke is on YOU!".
Points of clarification are not "arguments" my dear... How can you know WHY someone chooses to say Happy Holidays...? IOW how can you assume they are being "hypocritical" if you don't know where they are coming from...?
I was very specific as to whom I was adressing though. I wasn't assuming...i was saying that those who specifically do so because they think its offensive based on religion are, well, palying a joke on themselves.
The fact that so many people have already taken it either out of its context, ascribed meaning to it other than what my words specifically said, or have projected their own view of what they wished I was saying onto my post is the very reason I was deliberate and specific in how I worded it in the first place.
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