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Gap doesn't allow it's employees to say Merry Christmas. When I first heard about this STUPID policy I called my local Gap store where I purchased quite a lot of Christmas presents, and asked whether or not what I heard was true and the manager of the store refused to comment. It was utter insanity. I then ended the call by stating that I'd be returning all of the gifts that I purchased at the Gap, and that I did.

Good for you! That is exactly the way to stop this nonsense in it's tracks. The anti-Christmas Nazis don't care about free speech or insulting Christianity, but they care about their wallets.

The way I see it, if a store wants to pretend Christmas doesn't exist, that's their right. But such stores should not be surprised if we don't include them in our Christmas shopping plans. All it would take to kill the PC garbage for good is for a bunch of Christians to get together and boycott the Gap until they changed their policy. As much as retailers depend on Christmas sales (they can call it "Holiday Sales" if they want, but how much of the total $$$ spend is coming from people buying Hannukah or Kwanzaa gifts?), that would scare them all into doing the right thing very quickly.