As people conversed today at my work, many a “Happy Thanksgiving” was given and returned. A scant few people I know do not celebrate Thanksgiving in any way, and all of them are from other countries where it is not a Holiday.
That is OK (if I were them, I would gladly celebrate any holiday that gave me an opportunity to share time with family AND have a huge feast, but I understand and support their decisions).
So, I was thinking, why is it OK for us to say “Happy Thanksgiving” but in 30 days, not “Merry Christmas”?
It is Political Correctness, yes, I know that. But why? Christians founded this country and we celebrate that holiday (which comes from the words “holy day”). Why did a war get declared on Christianity by the Thought Police. Not OK in my book.
So, I decided a few years ago that I would say “Merry Christmas” and if someone told me they were Jewish, I would say “Happy Hanukkah” and if they are something else wish them that as well.
So, have a Happy Thanksgiving and next month, I will be wishing you a Merry Christmas.
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rubyeliot // November 27, 2008 at 11:24 am
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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