Liberal magazine whines that Trump followers will be saying "Merry Christmas" this year

[skye]

what an idiot ^^^

 

[theDoctorisIn]

It was always been safe to say Merry Christmas, but that doesn't jibe with those that desperately need to feel victimized.

That is a lie.

No, it's not, clown. No one has ever assaulted you for saying "Merry Christmas".

It's amazing how you guys can simultaneously pretend to be such macho manly men, and whine like little bitches about how victimized you are.

Its time to man the fuck up.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

mdk, you are lying. Things have gotten better in the last few years, but there was a time when you couldn't even buy a Christmas card that said "Merry Christmas" and that saying appeared in no store or any TV commercial. The only reason things got better, is because Bill O'Reilly led a counter-attack. But it is still true that most businesses, schools and government agencies feel intimidated from using the word Christmas to refer to parties, events, vacation days, or anything else Christmas related.

You really believe this is true, don't you?

Self-delusion is an amazing thing.

 

[aris2chat]

north myths

 

[dannyboys]

It's racist against Jews to say Merry Christmas.

I don't believe that for a second.

That's b/c it's bullshit. lol

No it is not bullshit. Liberals are a friend of the Jew but conservatives are insensitive and say things to them like "Merry Christmas".

OK, we won't say Merry Christmas anymore. That's like saying "Heil Hitler." Got it!

It's not quite like that but yeah, close enough

That's enough of your fucking stupid posts. You here to troll.
Shove your paranoia up your ass!
Permanent Ignore!

 

[JOSweetHeart]

Saying Merry Christmas is rude. Really?

No. Saying fuck you is rude.

Amen to this. If swear words are allowed to fly, so can everything else.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[JimBowie1958]

Saying Merry Christmas is rude. Really?

No. Saying fuck you is rude.

Well, then if you think so, fuck you AND the horse you rode in on.

Oh, AND Merry fucking Christmas too!

roflmao

 

[JimBowie1958]

It's not quite like that but yeah, close enough

That's enough of your fucking stupid posts. You here to troll.
Shove your paranoia up your ass!
Permanent Ignore!

Dear Lord, I put peabody on my ignore list about the first day I read one his posts a long time ago.

Congratulations on emptying your trash!

 

[JimBowie1958]

It was always been safe to say Merry Christmas, but that doesn't jibe with those that desperately need to feel victimized.

That is a lie.

No, it's not, clown. No one has ever assaulted you for saying "Merry Christmas".

It's amazing how you guys can simultaneously pretend to be such macho manly men, and whine like little bitches about how victimized you are.

Its time to man the fuck up.

You really do not know what the hell you are talking about.

Many Christian fundamentalists have long warred against secularized Christmas for many reasons.

Hyper Secularist idiots have as well using their own stupidity as a sort of stink bomb that many people would avoid by simply not ever saying the phrase.

Having to listen to libtards like yourself going on and on about how evil Christianity is, and why Christmas is fake or a First Century fraud is an assault on any believing Christians right to live in peace and a "stupidity free" environment.

Christmas controversy - Wikipedia

The American Civil Liberties Union and Americans United for Separation of Church and State argue that government-funded displays of Christmas imagery and traditions violate the U.S. Constitution—specifically the First Amendment, which prohibits the establishment by Congress of a national religion. The debate over whether religious displays should be placed within public schools, courthouses, and other government buildings has been heated in recent years.[50]

Supreme Court rulings, starting with Lynch v. Donnelly in 1984, have permitted religious themes in government-funded Christmas displays that had "legitimate secular purposes". Since these rulings have been splintered and have left governments uncertain of their limits, many such displays have included secular elements such as reindeer, snowmen and elves along with the religious elements.[51] Other recent court cases have brought up additional issues such as the inclusion of Christmas carols in public school performances, but none of these cases have reached the US Supreme Court.

A controversy regarding these issues arose in 2002, when the New York City public school system banned the display of Nativity scenes but allowed the display of less overtly religious symbols such as Christmas trees, Hanukkah menorahs, and the Muslim star and crescent.

In the United Kingdom there have been some controversies, one of the most famous being the temporary promotion of the phrase Winterval for a whole season of events (including Christmas festivities) by Birmingham City Council in the late 1990s. This remains a controversial example of "Christmas controversy", with critics attacking the use of the word "Winterval" as being political correctness gone mad, accusing council officials of trying to take the Christ out of Christmas.[55] The council responded to the criticism by stating that Christmas-related words and symbols were prominent in its publicity material: "...there was a banner saying Merry Christmas across the front of the council house, Christmas lights, Christmas trees in the main civil squares, regular carol-singing sessions by school choirs, and the Lord Mayor sent a Christmas card with a traditional Christmas scene wishing everyone a Merry Christmas"...[56]

In November 2009 the city council of Dundee was accused of banning Christmas because it promoted its celebrations as the Winter Night Light festival, initially with no specific references to Christianity. Local church leaders were invited to participate in the event, and they did.[57]

Due to the changing religious landscape of the UK, Christmas cards featuring religious imagery, such as the Nativity scene or the Virgin and Child, have become less common in major retailers. However, they are still readily available from smaller shops, or those linked to church groups and charities. The Church of England complained in 2004 when religious images were removed from the annual tradition of special postage stamps around Christmas.

Of course the Brits cant really have separation of Church and State since their head of state is also the head of the Church of England.

And the idiots that pretend to be offende if you wish them "Merry Christmas" should have been purged from the gene pool years ago anyway.

The Brits have it right: forget Happy Holidays, just wish people Merry Christmas | Heather Long

 

[depotoo]

And yet the left claims every year there has been no war on Christmas.

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!

 

[JimBowie1958]

 

[dannyboys]

Last year just before Christma I was in a store and said "Merry Christmas" to the cashier at a box store.
She looked around to make sure no one could hear and whispered: "Merry Christmas to you too".

 

[JOSweetHeart]

^^^ In my opinion, no one should ever have to whisper anything if well is what they are meaning when saying it.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[olebamadude]

Thanks to Trump, It’s Safe to Say ‘Merry Christmas’ Again

LOL, the bedwetting and thumbsucking continues, this time because Trump followers will be saying "Merry Christmas" this year, instead of the politically correct "Happy Holidays".

This attack on Christmas should never have happened, and we need to tell the retailers that if they don't want to say "Merry Christmas" we will spend our Christmas dollars with people who do.

There has never been an attack on Christmas. More Fake News!!!

 

[Mac1958]

Thanks to Trump, It’s Safe to Say ‘Merry Christmas’ Again

And so it is apparently “safe” for Christians to be rude to their Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, or nonreligious friends and colleagues by regaling them with sectarian holiday greetings. The war on common courtesy has apparently been subordinated to the war on “political correctness.”

Good gawd.

And these people have absolutely no idea that they caused this backlash.

No mirrors in their homes, I guess.
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[EvilCat Breath]

Saying Merry Christmas is rude. Really?

No. Saying fuck you is rude.

Well, then if you think so, fuck you AND the horse you rode in on.

Oh, AND Merry fucking Christmas too!

roflmao

Happy blow job New Year to you.

 

[JimBowie1958]

Thanks to Trump, It’s Safe to Say ‘Merry Christmas’ Again

And so it is apparently “safe” for Christians to be rude to their Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, or nonreligious friends and colleagues by regaling them with sectarian holiday greetings. The war on common courtesy has apparently been subordinated to the war on “political correctness.”

Good gawd.

And these people have absolutely no idea that they caused this backlash.

No mirrors in their homes, I guess.
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I keep waiting for the adults at the DNC to show up and....do they have any left?