cjhsa wrote:Diest TKO wrote:cjhsa wrote:Merry Christmas Jespah. I would also be more than willing to celebrate Chanukah with you, but it would be silly for me to wish you a happy one, since I'm not Jewish.
It is simply an expression of the season and where come from, it certainly isn't meant to offend. In fact most here would be offended by those who were offended by it.
This mentality is the exact problem.
The ideaa that: I have a way of expressing good esteem during Christmas. I do it where I come from, and it's okay. It should be okay if I say it to someone else. If they don't recieve it well, it's not my problem.
It's littered with poor assumptions.
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I think "you're" argument is just litter.
I make no claim to be a great speller or grammaticaly perfect. For that matter, I really don't care to be either on an oline forum. Attacking my spelling or typos, is pretty much a clear sign that you've exhausted yourself of any real valid arguments.
To top that, employing such an argument is dangerous for you because it means that you would have to hold yourself to the same standard. You don't. Hypocrite.
OmSigDAVID wrote:OK.
Next time u r outside a swanky restaurant,
throw some nice cash around.
Do u really want 2 make an issue out of the words? Do u think u r in a place where you can make that argument?
You can call my arguments litter, but you've yet to make a valid argument against them. If all I bring is litter, all you bring is ****. The litter keeps the ****'s smell in check.
Were happy to have litter, not the ****.
Tell anyone you like Merry Christmas, just dont demand other's to do as well.
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