Behshad wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Fact Finder wrote:Anyone see the new Coke 2 litres? Fuckers have put Feliz Navidad 2009 on one side of the label....yet the other side says
Holiday 2009!!
WTF, they can say Merry Christmas in Spanish but not in English? Screw Coke!
I'd be willing to guess most Spanish are Christians and wouldn't likely fight the label.
Thats not the point,,, I bet you no jews or muslims or hindus would get mad at Merry Christmas messages.... Christmas is more than just a religous celeberation. Its been a TRADITION in this country for ages. Those who take offense to it, should know there are many different option for them to leave this country and enjoy a christmas-free December somewhere far far away from this country

Agreed.
I'm just SO tired of everyone having to worry about everything they say every minute of the day. You know what, if you don't celebrate Christmas, then just tune out the Merry Christmas messages. You know what? I'm not jewish. I don't flip out if a particular company or store or business chooses to post a Happy Hanukkah message. I just ignore it because it does not apply to me! It's NOT a difficult thing to do!
How about this... are we going to one day be disallowed from expressing "happy 4th of july" because of the huge number of immigrants hanging around here and the fact that they might be offended? Same principle! No, they have their Cinco de Mayos and Pulaski days and whatever that Puerto Rican holiday is in June... and we leave them alone about it, and they leave us alone about the 4th of july, so how is this any different? It's not. Let the rest of us smack "merry christmas" across everything and we'll let you alone with your hanukkahs and kwanzas and Atheismas (that's in August) and everything else.
i mean JESUS CHRIST(MAS)! Un-fk'n-clench, people. Nobody seems to give a shit about the holiday expressions that offend ME, so guess what, I'mma paint "
Merry Christmas" in red and green across my taters and go jog around Temple Beth Shalom. Ask me if I care who is offended.
