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Thread: Christmas Dinner in schools
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15-12-2006, 04:59 PM #62
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yes I was thinking that aswell... and remember most of the time people making the changes are English so stop blaming people coming into the country because most of them actually contribute to the community more than english people do. Finally alot of people keep saying asian and black people are changing things. Hello?!!!??? Alot of asian and black people are actually english !
Originally Posted by Hoax
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Not being racist or anything, but we are catering to much towards other religions, we are not a muslim country therfore we should not have to serve muslim food instead of english, if we were in a Muslim country we would be expected to live by there rules! Any why the hell change christmas's name its a christian celebration, just like the muslim festival Eid
Edited by Hoax, try not to swear
Last edited by Hoax; 15-12-2006 at 10:51 PM.
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-FLAMES- No not really everybody is entitled to their own opinions, although i think it should stay christmas! Originally Posted by RedStratocas
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Fair comment. Originally Posted by RedStratocas
I disagree though.
I think there already is a fair big seperation.
Christmas isn't so much about religion as it was 10 years ago.
In, for example primarily Muslim countries, they have big Eid celebrations.
Christmas is as much tradition as anything else.
Doubt everything, even this.
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Fair point, but how many people posting on here sings around the christmas tree, prays at the dinner table and goes to church on sundays? It's wierd how suddenly you all become defensive off our religion just so you can have a dig at other religions. Also, traditions and religions are completely seperate. Please don't confuse the christmas belief and christmas praying and such, which is religious, and practising christmas, which is more of a tradition. Originally Posted by RedStratocas
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It is taking the **** now to put it lightly, Christmas is a celebration of the birth of Christ hence it being called Christmas, If they don't like our religion then they should go back instead of changing our ******* holidays!
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I sure do know people who pray at the dinner table, goes to church and take christmas religiously. Originally Posted by Cola
AKA exactly the same thing about a million other people on this post said? If youre going to contribute, say something new. Originally Posted by luke-p
Last edited by RedStratocas; 16-12-2006 at 02:25 PM.
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