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In response to "From below: Do you say Merry Christmas to someone on Hanukkah? I think perhaps some of that could be avoided" by oblique

I don't think most of the people who complain about this are complaining about it happening on Christmas.

Posted by Callisto (aka Callisto) Dec 22 '09, 12:34

(for example, someone I like very much was tweeting today about how happy they are that people are wishing them Merry Christmas so far this December instead of Happy Holidays)

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but see, done this way, I don't mind it. I *do* think it's nice when I hear Merry Christmas. I don't want people to be scared of offending someone. - TFox Dec 22, 12:36 2
- I'm not gonna scold for it, but it implies a dissatisfaction with simple Happy Holidays. - Callisto Dec 22, 12:37 1
  - depending on how its done, yeah, it totally could. -- nm - TFox Dec 22, 12:38

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I don't think most of the people who complain about this are complaining about it happening *on Christmas*.

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I don't think most of the people who complain about this are complaining about it happening on Christmas.