Do some people really get offended nowadays when someone tells them, "Merry Christmas"?
I can understand if a person doesn't actually celebrate it, but why get offended?
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Salix75 路 46-50, F
anyone who gets offended by someone wishing them something positive - even if they don't celebrate that holiday - has issues. It's about the intention of the message. If someone wished me happy Hanukkah should I be offended because I'm not Jewish? Of course not!
anyhow, what makes me really laugh is that people think Happy Holiday's is somehow a neutral non-religious expression... clearly not knowing that holiday comes from old English for "Holy Day". granted it's not Christian-specific, but it's still a religious sentiment! 馃槃
anyhow, what makes me really laugh is that people think Happy Holiday's is somehow a neutral non-religious expression... clearly not knowing that holiday comes from old English for "Holy Day". granted it's not Christian-specific, but it's still a religious sentiment! 馃槃
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@Salix75 Wow, I actually didn't know that 馃槄.