Re: {BS} How come I get Happy Holiday!

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From people in the US where Christmas is a Federal holiday, but
get a Merry Christmas from the Call Center in India?


Because you're not a government employee. "Federal" is otherwise
meaningless.


That doesn't even make sense.


What were you expecting?



I expect you to read what you write 10 times before you hit the
SEND thing.

You said:
"How come I get Happy Holiday! From people in the US where
Christmas is a Federal holiday?"

Based on YOUR WORDS, you think people here in the US should say
"merry christmas" ***BECAUSE*** christmas is a federal holiday.

If that's not what you meant to say, then re-write your question.
If that ***is*** what you meant to say, then you're being foolish
AGAIN, since "federal holiday" is irrelevant.


It is a recognized Federal holiday. So the official holiday in the
US is Christmas.

So, are you claiming that "federal holiday" means everyone is
supposed to utter the words "merry christmas"? Officially, "federal
holiday" has no such meaning, at least not according to the law.

If that's not what you're claiming, then what exactly are you
claiming?

Be very careful with your response. This is a trap.


I don't care if you feel like telling people to go to hell.

I never said any such thing. You're inventing shit again because you
lost this debate at the moment you sent the first message in the
thread.

Nah. I never lose a debate against you.



Well, you lost this one, you clown. In your first message, you claimed
that the concept of a "federal holiday" was somehow related to the words
people use around christmas. There is no connection between the two.

Yes, he IS that dumb.


And yet you cannot explain why "federal holiday" is in any way related to
the words people use to greet others around christmas.

The reason you cannot explain it is that there IS NO CONNECTION between the
two ideas. If you disagree (with you no doubt will), provide a link to a
valid legal definition of "federal holiday".


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