Is saying "Merry Christmas" discriminatory against atheists and people from different religions?

Answer 1

Atheist here. I say Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, and Happy Holidays depending on the situation. The "war" on Christmas is a right wing fantasy.

Answer 2

I say merry Christmas

Answer 3

No, Christmas is a holiday, and telling them to have a Merry one is not discriminating. Christmas was not a religious holiday at first and what they claim it celebrates now is a lie.

Answer 4

that is what the stupid liberals say.

Answer 5

No, because it is not a "Christian" holiday. It is a cultural holiday that is celebrated by people of many different faiths or no faiths.

"Discrimination" is a good thing. What is bad is "illegal discrimination." Learn what the difference is between these two things. Your question only addresses the good kind of discrimination. Your question is nonsensical.

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Answer 6

No, freedom of speech does not insure anybody is not b*tthurt by someone else's comment. LOL

Answer 7

No

Answer 8

Yes. Please stop it or I'll write my congressman.

Answer 9

Yes. Thanks to conservatives politicizing the phrase, it has become akin to saying "F&*$ you, non-Christians!"

Answer 10

I DON'T care.
I say, "Merry Christmas" to ALL.
If it offends you, get over it!