[chainsaw]

If I were one of the other 1698 people in that town I'd complain to the mayor that I have been grieviously hurt because I find the lack of Christmas and the symbolism of the birth of Christ lacking in my city.

However, in the next election, if the people would like to change mayors that would be alright. If they don't then citizens are to blame.

[Exigence]

However, in the next election, if the people would like to change mayors that would be alright. If they don't then citizens are to blame.

Let's only hope that the electorate doesn't, once again, prove how short their memories are. :o(

[yawningotter]

I think that there is a good lesson to be learned from this, and it is that PC types will go to ridiculous extremes in pursuit of the PC agenda. Since they will go to such extremes, then why not see how far they can be pushed? What I mean is that we should complain about EVERYTHING even remotely related to religion in order to see if we can make some PC busybodies take positions which will make them look totally ridiculous.

December 25th is a religous holiday so government employees shouldn't get that day off(the same goes for Thanksgiving) No decorating, either.

Martin Luther King was a Christian minister, so observing his birthday endorses a religion, and we can't have that holiday.

The Declaration of Independence mentions God, so we shouldn't observe the day that celebrates it's signing.

No valentines on February 14th(SAINT Valentine)or costumes and candy on October 31st(Christian and pagan elements)

For that matter, Wednesday is named for a Norse god, so governments having Wednesdays are endorsing paganism, therefore we have to do away with Wednesdays on government calanders.

The scary thing is that some PC types might just agree to stuff like this, but they will look extremely silly if they do, just like our friends in Maryland.