Moonglow
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I don't have to succumb to yer idea of what a holiday is.
Why Are People Afraid to Say Merry Christmas?
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Mr Natural
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One of the things I took away in my days of Catholicism was that if you weren’t miserable, you weren’t doing it right.
Bah Humbug!
Mr Natural
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But you make it so easy.
Moonglow
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Not really,, those with limited minds think in limited ways.
Moonglow
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Indeed and fuck Christmas.
DakotaKai_fan20
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Just let this painfully stupid thread die, already.
DakotaKai_fan20
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Your trolling is keeping this thread alive.
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I'm sort of wondering why Merry Christmas is a lot more popular than Happy Christmas though.
It doesn't make any sense. The United States of America is a Christian nation where the majority of Americans celebrate Christmas even if they aren't religious and celebrating the baby Jesus part. There's a reason why this is one of my favorite Christmas songs as it's nothing but truth.
I also love the movie based on the song.
The world is multicultural in case you didn't realize that. If I know the person / people are Christians I say Merry Christmas. If I don't know for sure or it is obvious they are not Christians I say Happy Holidays. Fear has nothing to do with it. It's simply common courtesy.
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Whatever. You do you.
