You celebrate when it's relevant to you. Why do you celebrate when it's not relevant to you?

Ts mensa member, common sense not so common?

First he asks if we can all celebrate Christmas. If he understands the definition of celebrate, it can be

1. acknowledge (a significant or happy day or event) with a social gathering or enjoyable activity.
2. perform (a religious ceremony), in particular officiate at (the Eucharist).

If he means first, then answer is very obvious.
If he means second, then answer is also very obvious.

So he needs to know which one he refers to.

Then he talks about how people reported his posts, but then he said people can just said no. But when people voted no, he says these are the enemy blah blah. Then someone said government officials also celebrate Christmas, then he said no no.. Blah blah. Then wrote a long essay... Pppffffft

Damn if you do, damn if you don't.

As Mensa member, maybe he can define what celebrate means here. Otherwise, this thread will go nowhere. Go round and round pretending we are having some intellectual discussion here.

Wishing all Christians a blessed Christmas. And no, if you're not a Christian, you don't need to hallelujah celebrate with us. The same I don't celebrate stranger's birthday and they don't celebrate my birthday also. Doesn't mean we are not united in anyway. .

This post has been edited by gashout: Dec 24 2024, 12:18 PM

already ask him to define which one he is referring to...

but he still wants to debate about it to show it intellectual incompetency. it's a very simple question actually, now busy calling people names. not the first time he does that.

finally end with the tune, why can't we celebrate christmas. FOR REAL??