Posted by
Brian Peters on Sunday, December 24, 2006 5:38:40 PM
Long before the mainstream media forget all other news this week and focused on long lines of procrastinators in the Malls, my family and extended family decided our Christmas. We would limit our gifts and buy early and it's worked out great. Everyone has admitted that they happy with that decision watch in awe at the parking lots at the Malls. One thing I've heard from many people as well is, I have everything I need already. This from the working crowd, people that know the value of a dollar. But I've seen the opposite spectrum as well, buying ludicristly priced trash made in China that will collect dust or stuff a closet or shelf.
Another big observation I've noticed is that there is a big hesitation by people to say "Merry Christmas". This I've noticed during my day to day execution of my job. For this hesitation that now exist in a once free country I would like to wholly and soley thank..the ACLU. Thank you ACLU for putting fear and intimidation into many of the 'Greatest' generation and their immediate born of the 'Baby Boomers' to say 'Merry Christmas'. The ACLU has fought so hard for ad hoc fringe groups and simply malcontents to fight against anything Christmas. Thank you ACLU for doing everything short of providing gas to church burners, sharp knives to killers of Christians, bullets and guns to street gangs to prey upon the innocent from all walks of life.
The ACLU should go to the Middle East, I just read where in Kuwait...the country who's butt we saved from Saddam...are looking to ban Christmas. Birds of a feather it seems to me.
There are people who have said Merry Christmas and those I"ve said Merry Christmas to, and their faces light up in happiness, and that is so rewarding and provides such a great feeling inside.
Next year, I hope more Americans stand up in 2007 and shut down the ACLU and it's purely 'Communist' agenda so no one will fear to just say 'Merry Christmas'.
Merry Christmas to one and all, I wish you and yours best health and happiness. For those who have yet to 'understand' and 'experience' the true meaning of Christmas, I hope and pray God opens your hearts and minds to the Truth, the real Truth and not just some man's interpetation.