Merry Christmas (still allowed to say that?)
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Re: Merry Christmas (still allowed to say that?)
I'll wish any of the many ethnic groups who live here in NZ all the very best for their particular celebration, and have no issue at all wishing those who observe Christmas, all the very best for that days celebrations.
Have a good one people.
John WelsfordAn expert is but a beginner with experience.Comment
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Originally posted by Jim BowSame old right wing tripe every December. Tiresome.
It is the the holiday season so I will unashamedly wish people "Season's Greetings" and "Happy Holidays."
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Re: Merry Christmas (still allowed to say that?)
And while we're at it, why don't we celebrate the New Year on the winter solstice?Comment
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Re: Merry Christmas (still allowed to say that?)
Originally posted by McMikeI'm not Christian and am offended by the statement. But not because I'm not Christian, because like the salutation "Heil Hitler", it represents a repressive regime that has murdered and raped millions of people. And while you're surly free to exclaim it, it makes you look like you support murder and rape.Sur·ly
/ˈsərlē/
adjective
- bad-tempered and unfriendly.
There was no 'surlyness' in my post.
It was posted in the spirit of goodwill to endeavour avoid upsetting anyone, your good self included, and to be all inclusive.
By the way, and in true christian spirit, I forgive you your antagonistic rant.Comment
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