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Of course they are. Don't put words into my mouth. I said they love shoveling their religion, culture and holidays down in our throats despite being small minority.
Jesus was Hebrew, that rabble rouser. That scamp actually celebrated and worshiped at the Temple.
How small to deny the faith of his fathers in the town square, regardless if there are two Jews in the community or millions.
Maybe if a beer company sponsored it. Cinco de Mayo anyone? Or maybe Walmart would turn it into another big sales day, gifts all around. THEN people can fuss about how their holiday is being commercialized.
The war on christmas seems to be dying down, maybe some need a new "war" to fight for their religious beliefs.
There are hundreds of religious minorities holidays, if we were to observe all of them then our government would be shut down 365 days a year. We pick based on the majority and worldwide globalization, and what makes sense.
"they don't" what? If it's regards to the %, it is true. Simply google it. If it's about their holidays, look at the Menorahs being displayed everywhere nowadays to compete with Christmas, and many other demands and reasons.
Any and all religions get to do their thing, not just "Christians".
...Seeing government, banks and postal offices and non-retail stores being open on a very important holiday makes it an embarrassment, horrible, evil and isolation...
Ever consider that you might need professional help if it bothers you this much?
That's said with all sincerity - it's not normal to be this up in arms over something so trivial.
As long as they are not breaking any laws, then ANYONE is allowed to practice whatever religion they choose, including none.
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