From: flaviaR on

On 12-Dec-2006, "Sancho Panza" <otterpower(a)xhotmail.com> wrote:

> "Mxsmanic" <mxsmanic(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:horun2dn96e1a0aeve245f11fd1o0b1tj5(a)4ax.com...
> > Sancho Panza writes:
> >
> > > Is that referring to Christians, Jews, Muslims or just who?
> >
> > It refers to human beings in general. Very few people are capable of
> > being kind and fair to people they dislike.
>
> Do Jews or Buddhists or Taoists "dislike" the other groups in the sense
> that
> they are "disliked" by others?

And why is it that he refuses to aplly to XIans what he is, in this
instance, applying to Jews (& only pretending to apply to others)?
Why is it that he automatically puts Xians in the place of doling
out the kindness and "others" in the poition of EARNING it - and
NOT the other way around.

Susan
From: flaviaR on

On 12-Dec-2006, "Anarcissie" <anarcissie(a)gmail.com> wrote:

> I think it is funny the way Christians talk about a "war
> against Christmas" when in fact Christmas is a Christian
> war against everybody else.

Of course.
Same as when they scream that "their rights are being violated".
It's *always* a case of their "rights" to force their religion on
everyone else.

Susan
From: flaviaR on

On 12-Dec-2006, James A. Donald <jamesd(a)echeque.com> wrote:

> Mike Hunt
> > The issue isn't that the Rabbi wanted the Christmas
> > ornaments removed, but he wanted representation of his
> > religion a this public facility.
>
> Christmas is a universal celebration,

No, it is not.
The fact that some people have secularized it changes nothing.
Any XIan who is insulted by "Happy Holidays" is exactly the
sort of arrogant bigot we are complaining about.

Susan
From: flaviaR on

On 12-Dec-2006, James A. Donald <jamesd(a)echeque.com> wrote:

> "James A. Donald"
> > > Christmas is a universal celebration, heavily
> > > celebrated by pagans such as Chinese and Japanese.
> > > It is intended to be universal.
>
> "Sancho Panza"
> > A noble sentiment, but far far far from anywhere near
> > reality.
>
> Observe Singapore at Christmas time.

Which means only that they have taken the secular aspects
they like and abandoned the rest - which is the real affront to
Xmas.

> Christmas is
> universal, except among those nursing grievances against
> Christianity and Christians.

Anyone who thinks this is the one nursing grievances.

Susan
From: flaviaR on

On 12-Dec-2006, James A. Donald <jamesd(a)echeque.com> wrote:

> Mike Hunt
> > The issue isn't that the Rabbi wanted the Christmas
> > ornaments removed, but he wanted representation of his
> > religion a this public facility.
> >
> > That request was denied, even though the last Supreme
> > Court case on the subject agreed with the Rabbi.
>
> This may come as a big surprise, but some people do not
> want to spend several million dollars on litigation.

So they should have accomodated him they they*should* have.
>
> There was no possibility of a settlement.

There was no initial threat of a lawsuit, either.
I read the article - you obviously didn't.

If they gave
> him less than he wants, they go to court. If they give
> him everything he wants, everyone lines up asking for a
> piece of the action.

IOW, rather than be asinclusive as they should be, they screwed the Xians.

Susan
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