12/7/2005

Being Inclusive

Filed under: @ 2:51 pm

I’m sure you’ve read by now about the whole kerfluffle Dubya’s power-base is giving him over the “Christmas”-less holiday card. In reading about it in the Chronicle, I came across a rather surprising - or maybe not so much - quote from one of these people upset with such “insensitivity” that managed to disgust me even more (despite my belief that it wasn’t possible):

[William Donohue, president of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights] was not mollified by a letter from Lands’ End [regarding his group’s boycott of their “Christmas”-less advertising] saying it “adopted the ‘holiday’ terminology as a way to comply with one of the basic freedoms granted to all Americans: freedom of religion.”

“Ninety-six percent of Americans celebrate Christmas,” Donohue said. “Spare me the diversity lecture.”

Got that, all you Americans who don’t celebrate Christmas? You don’t matter.

2 Responses to “Being Inclusive”

  1. Agreed. Send them packing. It’s time we “real” Americans take charge and force Christmas trees and Santa hats into homes as God truly wanted.

    Comment by Dan — 12/17/2005 @ 10:50 pm


  2. Of course not; your views only count if they’re the “right” views

    Comment by Elizabeth Green — 12/24/2005 @ 12:23 pm


Leave a Reply

Recent Comments
  • Jim: Well, you know my opinion of it. Haven't gotten around to 83-96 yet myself. I'd love to have a better sounding copy of...
  • Brian: Hey Chris! It's no fiddlehead, but yeah - it looks like it would give lettuce a good run for its money.
  • Chris: But is it better than lettuce?
  • Brian: Yeah, I still need to make the first BMW purchase - they're sweet cars, but I just don't know when it's going to...
  • Jim: Nice! There was a time, so many many moons ago, that I would have sworn you'd never own anything but a BMW. Volkswagen...

Curious since 1974. Chronicling it here since 2004.

spacer