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“Let's face facts: the annual Fox war on Christmas... it's become a little predictable.”

—Jon Stewart

“As long as conservatives view the words "Happy Holidays" as a subtextual "F**k you and your Baby Jesus," there can be no peace. ”

—Jon Stewart

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“It’s the time of year where we celebrate the birth of a Jewish man of color, born homeless to an unwed teenager, who spent his formative years as an illegal immigrant before returning to his home country to hang out with twelve men, prostitutes, and socially untouchable tax collectors while he taught a radical social doctrine of equality, love, and forgiveness that included paying taxes, free healthcare, and the sharing of resources within a community.”

Merry Christmas - remember to be like Christ this year.

This was my Facebook status on Christmas, because even though I celebrate Christmas, I’m sick of self-satisfied Christians acting like it’s the only December holiday ever.  I work in retail and I’ve noticed that the people who bitch when I very intentionally wish them “Happy holidays!” are not people who wish I’d said “Happy Hanukkah” or “Joyful Yule.” 

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“Now,” O’Reilly responded, “there is no question that Mr. Stewart is going to Hell. But he does have a couple of valid points.”

Bill O’Reilly on Jon Stewart’s Criticisms on Fox’s ‘War on Christmas’ - Video Cafe

“There is no “war on Christmas.” Right now, in 2010, Americans are just as free to celebrate the religious holidays that come at this time of year as they ever have been, all of it fully supported by the United States Supreme Court. Lynch v. Donnelly, a 1984 Supreme Court ruling, determined that nativity scenes are allowed on public property along with the three wise men, the Christmas star, Christmas trees, snowmen, candy canes — there is no prohibition against Christianity. Government-sponsored displays must include representations of other religions and secular symbols of holiday celebration as well because the government is constitutionally prohibited from recognizing a single religion above all others. This is, as they say, the American way. We are a nation of people of all faiths and no faith. In public schools, students are allowed to hand out religious-themed holiday cards and literature. And if they aren’t allowed to do that, guess who steps in to represent them and defend their rights? That evil organization that so many believe to be a big player in the “war on Christmas,” the ACLU. ”

An Open Letter To Christians: Merry Christmas From An Atheist (2010)
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