You and I know it's all a bunch of BS! So 7% of Congress is Jewish.
Would Christians work on Christmas Day, if they had to? I'm Catholic
and I would in a budget crisis. Israel runs the US. Please! My
opinion! I went through this schitt every year around the Christian
Holidays. The Arabs wanted something, the Jews wanted something and
the Christians? Well, instead of penis envy, we had "religious envy"!
Speaking of my Bell Labs day, when I was a Facilities Manager, in
charge of purchasing decorations, etc.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Jack Pitzer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm an equal opportunity religious hater.
> To me, they are all BS.
> The only redeeming quality of religion is it's ability to bring
people together as a support
> group. Why can't we do this on our own, without mythology?
> Why not have non-religious holidays just because we all work so hard?
> Christmas depresses me, and it makes me ponder the absurdity of a
holiday that
> promotes spending excess. It's total hypocrisy. Spend spend spend,
in the name of jesus.
> I'm sure god would approve.
> Sorry to sound so offensive, but we need to wake up on a global
level and stop letting
> mythology rule our lives.
> When the stock market crashes, if it does, how can we justify the
fact that some of the
> people guiding our destiny are on holiday because their religion
gives them the
> opportunity?
>
> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <oakdorf@> wrote:
> >
> > ---> government the luxury of a day off because of a religious
holiday?
> > > I'll be working.
> > > Why aren't they?
> > >
> >
> > I;m working right now. Drive by my office.
> >
> > Stay open on Xmas as well and new years day....
> >
> > It's now an "option" as a floating holiday - or in some schools in
> > areas where there is a heavier J population - close them down. Like
> > Ocean Township Two days off.
> >
> > We've had these discussions before.
> >
> > shana tova and Laila Tov (I had to google that one)
> >
>
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