You wouldn’t want to go to a place that is anti-Christmas, would you?
Liberty Counsel has put out their “Naughty & Nice List” (PDF) for 2007. The list tells you which stores are openly celebrating Christmas (nice) and which are more inclusive of all holiday traditions (naughty, naughty, evil heathens).
For example…
Bloomingdale’s is naughty:
Web site: “Gifted 2007,” one “Christmas” ornament, one Christmas makeup kit, no celebration of Christmas made evident, no Christmas e-card or gift card, but there is a Hanukkah e-card.
(Bastards!)
Linens ‘N Things is nice:
Web site: “Christmas Shop.”
(That’s all it took?)
Sears? Naughty.
Online: December 25 is the “holiday”.
(How dare they refer to a holiday as such!)
Circuit City, on the other hand, is naughty because the “only mention of Christmas is in the shipping fine print.”
And don’t even think about shopping online at Lane Bryant:
Typing “Christmas” in the search engine brings up nothing.
As Americans United for Separation of Church and State’s Rob Boston writes:
Read the list and marvel that some people obviously have too much time on their hands. Then, do what mostly everybody else who celebrates the Winter Holidays plans to do this year: Shop at the stores with the best prices.
I have this sudden urge to shop at Ace Hardware and Hollister…
[tags]atheist, atheism, Christian, War on Christmas[/tags]