lenababiOPSanta Barbara, California USA1,746 posts
ahh It's a shame.. What happened to the good ole' days when people say christmas carols and the bell dingers outside of stores. I didn't see much of them either.
AGREE.I still say Merry x-mas to people though if I'M NOT SURE WHETHER they celebrate it or not.I figure if they get offended,it's their issue to deal with. I KNOW I won't get offended if somebody wishes me HAPPY HANUKAH or some other celebration they have this time of year,the feeling is in them.I think people are afraid they'll offend others by saying it or displaying signms and what not,but I THINK WHAT THEY ARE REALLY DOING IS killing the tradition and surpressing it.
lenababiOPSanta Barbara, California USA1,746 posts
I don't think they should get offended i'm not even jewish but i still celebrate Hanukah and play the game and light the candles. I just like the history of it all so i guess i'm a wannabe
It’s also the economic factors and that fact that there is a war.
They banned the whole spirit of Christmas here in New York. Many business establishments are not allowed to display Christmas ornaments or play the usual Christmas Carols the way most of us New Yorkers used to hear it.
If it doesn't snow its worth the time,because you're paid reguardless.lol. But if it snows everyday and you have to go and shovel almost everyday,the customer wins.lol
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Stick to the basics a present hear and there