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I’ll be skiing Christmas Day, and then going out for dinner. Everything is open in Whistler. Of course, thats Canada, not the US. But the same can be said for most ski resorts in the US too. Even the shops are open. It’s great.
I’ll be skiing Christmas Day, and then going out for dinner. Everything is open in Whistler. Of course, thats Canada, not the US. But the same can be said for most ski resorts in the US too. Even the shops are open. It’s great.
................yeah but what about the 4th of July???
I am all for it but the religions that don't celebrate Christmas might have a problem with you.
The underlying theme of all of the OP's posts is any of the religions that don't celebrate Christmas. This thread is just another way of putting them down.
The underlying theme of all of the OP's posts is any of the religions that don't celebrate Christmas. This thread is just another way of putting them down.
I think that the entire country should shut down completely on Christmas Day - including airports, public transportation, movie theaters and Asian restaurants that are open. Let the country rest for God’s sake one day a year. Essentials like hospitals and emergency services are obviously excluded.
Israel has similar law and even more restricted on Yom Kippur where even TV stations are shut down and empty roads! In mega city London even their public transportation are halted.
Mandatory Christmas Day closing is permitted as per the Constitution (part of blue laws) so no excuses!
Nah. Our country doesn't revolve around Christianity and that kind of thinking just makes Christians look bad.
Sadly, Christianity doesn't revolve around Christianity.
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