"Merry Christmas" vs. "Happy Holidays"

Have never taken notice of the difference IRL. It seems like some shit people just pretend to care about because they're bored and looking to cause trouble.
 
right wing cucks insist people provide greetings that they like or else theyre offended.

lol, in all seriousness, this started with capitalism. businesses started encouraging the one that they thought was the most courteous for guests.

and really....have YOU ever met anyone who is "offended" over being told merry christmas? hell no you havent.
 
I'm just really glad we're getting on top of these issues.
 
Ho ho ho we got a badass over here

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Mean atheists triggering you wishing you happy holidays?

Need a safe space, TS?
 
I don't celebrate Christmas. I honestly get sick of people wishing me Merry Christmas.
 
If either offend you, or you try and force others to say one or the other, you're a piece of shit
 
happy holidays sounds retarded. I have never heard that in Australia. We usually say merry Christmas and Happy new year whether Christian or not.I think be cause people are more secular than in the US we can celebrate Christmas without religious conno
tations and offending.
 
I wish people happy holidays each year, and each year, without fail, there is at least one person who curses at me or becomes super angry.

That settles it. I'm going to start using Happy Holidays just to flush these people out.
 
The whole war on Christmas is simply christian persecution porn.

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I raped a couple of elves, shat in the gift boxes being sent out by Santa, double legged and then ground and pounded a senior citizen who was out singing carols before knee barring her husband and refusing to let go when he tapped.

Most diabolically i forced people to listen to shitty music in ever store in town - not wait, that last one was done to me. Happy you have to work overtime because you are poor, Fuckers.
I can see why your Like-to-Post Ratio is so crummy.

Merry CHRISTmas, you goof!
 
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