Now saying "Happy Holidays" isn't even good enough for these kooks

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Could we please just have an annual "Kick-A-Liberal-Day" and get this over with ?

Now according to thus professor, Happy Holidays isn't even inclusive enough !!

Have I told you lately how much I gate these people ?

A Holiday Greeting That Applies to Everyone

The Thanksgiving holiday season brought with it interesting discussions about “the holidays” – so many holidays are celebrated by people of different cultures, religious backgrounds and nations of origin.

The one most celebrated here in the United States is Christmas. The “Christmas Season,” traditionally beginning the day after Thanksgiving (but more lately it seems to start even before), involves lots of shopping and planning for family and friends.

The season is shaped by vacation and travel plans, parties with friends and at work, family get-togethers, plans and preparation for holiday worship, preparing and sharing lots of food, many of which we do not cook at any other time of year, along with greeting cards and clothes we might not otherwise wear. People wish each other “Merry Christmas” whether they know the other person’s religious background or not.

In the interest of diversity and inclusiveness, businesses and workplaces may add symbols of Chanukah, a Jewish holiday that takes place most often in December. Christmas falls on the same day each year, Dec. 25, while in the United States, Chanukah – the eight-day festival of lights – begins somewhere between late November and late December because Jewish holidays follow the lunar calendar used in Israel and not the solar calendar that is followed in the U.S. and elsewhere.

There are some who may celebrate both holidays such that they wish each other “Merry Christmas” and a “Happy Chanukah,” while others include Chanukah decorations on their Christmas trees or add the traditional red and green Christmas colors to their Chanukah menorahs, the eight-light candelabra used as part of the Chanukah observance.

There is so much wrong with this picture.

It appears that “Happy Holidays,” “Merry Christmas” and “Happy Chanukah” cover most of the bases while leaving out only a small number of people during the December holiday season. Christmas is one of the two holiest days for Christians, while Chanukah is a minor holiday on the calendar. It is not appropriate to equate Christmas and Chanukah just because they take place around the same time.

Suggesting that Christmas is a minor holiday, which it is not, insults the Christian celebrant, while elevating Chanukah to the same level as Christmas denies the holiness associated with the major Jewish holy days and festivals, such as Rosh Hashanah (the New Year), Yom Kipphur (the Day of Atonement) and Shavuot (the Feast of Weeks), none of which falls in December.

In our efforts to be inclusive, we show cultural insensitivity both by equating one major holiday with a minor holiday and failing to recognize that diversity includes those who celebrate neither holiday.

What should we do? Water down these greetings with “Happy Holidays”? Doesn’t that defeat the purpose of being culturally sensitive to those who celebrate Christmas? I think so.

A Holiday Greeting That Applies to Everyone - UCF News - University of Central Florida Articles - Orlando, FL News
 
Well I say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

If they don't like it they can kiss my ass.

But we've been told for years now, that "Happy Holidays" is the safe greeting.
Now these pussies are concerned this isn't even sensitive enough !
 
Well I say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

If they don't like it they can kiss my ass.

But we've been told for years now, that "Happy Holidays" is the safe greeting.
Now these pussies are concerned this isn't even sensitive enough !

Snowflake leftist are never satisfied, they keep pushing so they get attention they so desperately crave. They are not truly offended, they have an insatiable need to whine, bawl, piss and moan
 
I've made it a point to say Merry Christmas to everyone I meet, if they are "offended" too phucking bad

That's so yesterday !
Now we need to clean it up even further !

We now need to be saying "Happy Federal Holidays".

Come on, we can't take a chance that one out of a thousand might get their feelings hurt.
 
Merry Christmas to you all.

PS: Nobody has ever been offended by your saying "Merry Christmas" to them. That you guys whoop yourselves up into such hysteria every year is kinda cute.
 
I've made it a point to say Merry Christmas to everyone I meet, if they are "offended" too phucking bad

That's so yesterday !
Now we need to clean it up even further !

We now need to be saying "Happy Federal Holidays".

Come on, we can't take a chance that one out of a thousand might get their feelings hurt.
My intent is to hurt their tender little feelings, I take my First Amendment rights very serious;)
 
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Merry Christmas to you all.

PS: Nobody has ever been offended by your saying "Merry Christmas" to them. That you guys whoop yourselves up into such hysteria every year is kinda cute.
Liberal professors and some of the more clueless students might get offended. They're a tiny, if vocal, minority that honestly I think are mentally ill and/or criminal, and should be locked up.
 
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Merry Christmas to you all.

PS: Nobody has ever been offended by your saying "Merry Christmas" to them. That you guys whoop yourselves up into such hysteria every year is kinda cute.

Could you please then inform other liberals like this professor that no one is offended, because we continue to be told we need to be more inclusive.
 
We need to cut off all federal funding to our colleges until they get rid of their nuts.
Like someone said on the news this morning. They are bored and have no "causes". So they have to make this shit up to feel relevant.
 

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