"Christmas" is a Christian celebration, not Muslim.
"Christmas" is when Christians celebrate the birth of their "Prince of Peace", not the birth of a Muslim prophet.
"Christmas" is a very large event in the Western world, that of which I'm a part.
"Christmas" is a time when Christians traditionally wish peace upon the world.
And Christians are responsible for most of the havoc going on right now.
It seems ironic to me to celebrate the birth of the "Prince of Peace" by using claimed Christian guidance to invade a harmless third-world country. To torture, maim, bomb, "willie pete" and otherwise disrupt the bodies of innocent people, none of whom had anything to do with 9-11.
And it seems hypocrisy for "Christians" to not use their "Christian" influence on "Christians" to prevent such gratuitious violence.
Because it's "Christmas", in the Western world. Where I live. It's not a Muslim holiday, nor are there violent, armed Muslims patrolling the streets where I live.
Capice? I'm sure you do.
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- Ironic.
- Irony: Aethiest preaching Christianity to Christians.
- Irony can be ironic
- re: Irony
- You've finally seen the light, Bowser!
- Maybe I can help you here.
- So the last Muslim holiday you posted what?
- Nothing. For several reasons.
- "WE are over THERE..."
- Just a point on style: do posts have to be balanced, now? (n/t)
- This was rational until then.
- Severe disconnect
- "WE are over THERE..."
- Nothing. For several reasons.
- nor are there violent, armed Muslims patrolling the streets where I live.
- So the last Muslim holiday you posted what?
- Maybe I can help you here.
- Tis the reason for the season
