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Warmother51
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Warmother51 said...
To All My Democrat Friends: Please accept with no obligation, implied or implicit, my best wishes for an environmentally conscious, socially responsible, low-stress, non-addictive, gender-neutral celebration of the winter solstice holiday, practiced within the most enjoyable traditions of the religious persuasion of your choice or secular practices of your choice, whatever they may be, with respect for the religious/secular persuasion and/or traditions of others, or their choice not to practice religious or secular traditions at all. I also wish you a fiscally successful, personally fulfilling and medically uncomplicated recognition of the onset of the generally accepted calendar year 201 2 , but not without due respect for the calendars of choice of other cultures whose contributions to society have helped make America great. Not to imply that America is necessarily greater than any other country nor the only America in the Western Hemisphere. Also, this wish is made without regard to the race, creed, color, age, physical ability, religious faith or sexual preference of the wishee. To My Republican Friends: Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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BG631 ●
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BG631 ●
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BG631 said...
Each individual issue is up for debate, the ideology, or the old tag of liberalism or conservatism does not apply. Think for yourself and do not grow attached to a parties beliefs in hope that the opposing view for any issue will fail based on a single issue, and letting a separate issue succeed because of that. . . Simply put, we should not sacrifice an issue we believe in simply to let another one pass or fail. . .
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JawJacker said...
Believe it or not... you and I think alike. We may be on opposite sides of the fence, but we both realize what it will take, to no longer allow that fence to keep us divided.
The problem is... there are too many who are completely "ignorant" of whats going on and have "no clue" when it comes to issues. They vote for... and idolize "labels": It's pathetic.
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CarlLexington
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JawJacker said...
However, NON-Christians should understand that it's only natural for "Merry Christmas" to come from the mouth of a Christian. Even people who are NOT Christian will still say "Merry Christmas"... but again, it's only out of kindness and in the spirit of the holiday. We have no way of knowing what others beliefs are when we greet them... NOR do we always have any way of knowing if those who say "Merry Christmas", are Christians themselves... or even claim to be. With that said... STOP BEING SO DAMN SENSITIVE AND SO EASILY OFFENDED!!!! WE MEAN YOU NO HARM!!!
Try practicing what you preach... "tolerance".
Btw... MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
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JawJacker said...
I understand your point... and have no problem with you making a conscious effort to say "Happy Holidays" or whatever... that's your choice, but you don't have the right to force others to voice "their" holiday greetings in the same way as you... nor should you EXPECT them to. The problem I have... is when people get offended or accuse others of being insensitive for simply saying what comes natural to them ("Merry Christmas"). Whether they are Christian or not, it's only a harmless greeting that people share in kindness and in the spirit of the holiday season... no one is purposely trying to offend anyone or disrespect their religious beliefs. I think those who are offended by it and/or trying to make it a "political correct" issue... are the ones who are perpetuating the problems and adding to the division in this country. In response to your above question... NO, I am not nor would I ever be offended by someone saying to me "Happy Hanukkah". I'm grown up and tolerant enough to realize some people celebrate holidays differently than others... and I don't berate, belittle or judge them in any negative way whatsoever. People say that Christians need to be more tolerant and sensitive to others feelings or beliefs... well I say... that works both ways. People need to realize that Christians are a HUGE part of our nations population and they have every right to celebrate this holiday in the spirit of "Christ"... as others have every right to celebrate for different reasons. Christians, in general, are more kind-hearted and tolerant of others than given credit for... they are falsely accused and labeled by those who are, ironically, the ones who are truly intolerant and unkind. "True" Christians know what (or who) Christmas is in honor of... it's what they believe, but that don't mean that we Christians expect others who DO NOT BELIEVE to celebrate for the same reasons. It's ridiculous for anyone to think that way. However, NON-Christians should understand that it's only natural for "Merry Christmas" to come from the mouth of a Christian. Even people who are NOT Christian will still say "Merry Christmas"... but again, it's only out of kindness and in the spirit of the holiday. We have no way of knowing what others beliefs are when we greet them... NOR do we always have any way of knowing if those who say "Merry Christmas", are Christians themselves... or even claim to be. With that said... STOP BEING SO DAMN SENSITIVE AND SO EASILY OFFENDED!!!! WE MEAN YOU NO HARM!!!
Try practicing what you preach... "tolerance".
Btw... MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by Chiuk on 12/23/2011 at 8:48 AM
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CarlLexington
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dj-ky-cat said...
Now, if you want to rant about those of us who would prefer that we don't have manger scenes on public property, go ahead and take a shot at me. But that's a practical matter regarding what kind of involvement the government should have in religion, not a statement on personal choices people make in how to celebrate a holiday.
This post was edited by JawJacker on 12/23/2011 at 10:36 AM
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