[raccoonradio]

Me too and I always buy Christmas cards that say the C-word. I am a DJ at a college radio station (have stuck around for close to 30 years!) and will play Christmas music, etc. and I always tell my listeners Merry Christmas. Yes if there are tunes for other holidays I’ll play them too (”I’m Spending Hannukah In Santa Monica”—Tom Lehrer; “Hannukah Song”—
Adam Sandler) but in general I don’t forget to say Merry Christmas _AND_ happy Hannukah, etc.

Dec 25 is observed as Christmas Day, not “...holiday...”
And here will come the various stories of schools
having “holiday” concerts and shying away from any
“Christmas” mentions (just sing Let It Snow instead of
Silent Night, O Come All ye Faithful, etc.)

Whatever happened to embracing all cultures? Celebrate the various holidays but don’t forget Christmas is a part of
them. And I’ll shop at stores that use the C-word.

[Ann Archy]

Hannekah is the first week in December this year.....no reason after that to say anything but Merry Christmas.

[Lucky9teen]

Yes, I am offended. And I think it's about time WE start speaking up about what offends us.

These people, who are in the minority, who continue to make such a huge deal about their feelings and what offends them, are getting laws changed and our culture and society are being changed because of it.

I'm really quite disgusted that these few people are allowed to get away with taking God and Christ out of everything, because they are "offended". Buck up people. And get a reality check, because last I checked God is the reason you are here...and I'd hate to be you on accountability day. /rant off

Meanwhile, schools are teaching these songs...