Lazlow
@Lazlow
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Christmas is a recognized American holiday, and businesses have the right to choose their holiday greetings. While some may prefer Merry Christmas, others opt for Happy Holidays or Happy Hanukkah, respecting diverse beliefs. The choice of greetings often reflects cultural or religious values and promotes inclusivity or tradition.











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I'm not religious at all. But if a business wants to put "Merry Christmas" instead of caving into political correctness and putting "Happy Holidays" then they should have the right to do so. It always seems to be Jews who complain about Merry Christmas being offensive to them. I wouldn't be offended if a Jewish business owner wanted to put Happy Hanukkah, and I doubt if anyone else would. Plus, Christmas is an official American holiday. I just get so tired of people who get offended by the most ridiculous things.