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yes.....Merry Christmas to all of you, because this blessed Nation was founded in the principles of the christianism besides and beyond all the freedom of religions and beliefs.
This is a country where everybody of all should express merry christmas to each other proudly.
Mary Christmas to you too, but since you had to make it political, thank you founding fathers for establishing this country on the idea that people have the freedom to practice or not practice religion as the individual sees fit.
yes.....Merry Christmas to all of you, because this blessed Nation was founded in the principles of the christianism besides and beyond all the freedom of religions and beliefs.
This is a country where everybody of all should express merry christmas to each other proudly.
Merry christmas to all United States of America !
Right, let's make sure we're exclusivists and only acknowledge the citizens of our country who are xians. We'll ignore the muslims, the jews, the hindu, the atheists, the buddhists...anyone that doesn't believe in your version of god.
Wish people 'merry xmas' all you like, but don't for one moment think that this is a xian nation, or that we should be 'proud' of wishing each other a 'merry xmas' in the exclusionary manner that you wish. Personally, I'll give holiday greetings tailored to the beliefs of the person to whom I'm wishing them, and if I don't know their beliefs, I'll wish them a happy holiday season, so that they feel included rather than excluded.
Oh, and here's a shout out to my pagan peeps from whose ancient ancestors the xians happily stole the winter holidays. Y'all know how to party. Thanks!
yes.....Merry Christmas to all of you, because this blessed Nation was founded in the principles of the christianism besides and beyond all the freedom of religions and beliefs.
This is a country where everybody of all should express merry christmas to each other proudly.
yes.....Merry Christmas to all of you, because this blessed Nation was founded in the principles of the christianism besides and beyond all the freedom of religions and beliefs.
This is a country where everybody of all should express merry christmas to each other proudly.
Merry christmas to all United States of America !
LMAO thank you. You just managed to offend some of our resident chauvinists
Only a serious diarrhoea related bowel disorder offends them slightly more.
Thanks for the laugh and Merry Christmas back at you.
Here's to the founding fathers of America. Many of them obviously went to church. LMAO again
yes.....Merry Christmas to all of you, because this blessed Nation was founded in the principles of the christianism besides and beyond all the freedom of religions and beliefs.
This is a country where everybody of all should express merry christmas to each other proudly.
Merry christmas to all United States of America !
This nation was not founded on the principles of christianism........
Merry Christmas all who celebrate no matter where you live.......
A whole world celebrates something festive. There's fanfare and the mood is nothing short of frolic.
Then comes this individual who feels the telling urge to stamp his feet and make his opinion known that he does not celebrate for he does not believe for he does blah blah blah blah blah.
And the rest of the world is like "ok..." and the fanfare goes on becoz nobody cares.
And the zealot continues to harp on and on as he comes across more fanfare.
It takes a zealot of behave so. So why the surprise, MC?
Merry FSMas to you LMAO
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