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Christmas vs. Remembrance Day (Veterans' Day for those of you south of the border)
Started this discussion. Last reply by chaotic_interference_processor Nov 13, 2009. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Though I try, it is impossible to ignore the christmas consumer blitz that has already begun. All the cheap plastic hallowe'en crap is gone and replaced by the cheap plastic christmas crap. Is it…Continue
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chaotic_interference_processor replied to chaotic_interference_processor's discussion Christmas vs. Remembrance Day (Veterans' Day for those of you south of the border)
"Too early is precisely the issue I meant. In no way was I inferring that corporations should really get involved. Just a little respect would help. At one of the local Starbuck's, prior to Remebrance Day, the full christmas show was already in…"
FreeThinker replied to chaotic_interference_processor's discussion Christmas vs. Remembrance Day (Veterans' Day for those of you south of the border)
"Personally, I think it is better that corporations stay out of Veterans Day, except, perhaps, for offering special discounts to veterans. They start the Christmas stuff way too early, but that's a separate issue."
GG replied to chaotic_interference_processor's discussion Christmas vs. Remembrance Day (Veterans' Day for those of you south of the border)
"Well it may be poor taste, but you can only sell so much red, white, and blue for a holiday where people don't really buy things. Business comes before meaning, of course."
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Christmas vs. Remembrance Day (Veterans' Day for those of you south of the border)
Though I try, it is impossible to ignore the christmas consumer blitz that has already begun. All the cheap plastic hallowe'en crap is gone and replaced by the cheap plastic christmas crap. Is it just me or is it not in bad corporate taste to neglect the solemn occasion of Remembrance on Nov. 11? In my humble opinion it is a complete disrespect to the millions who made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom (well, the most reasonable facsimile of freedom that we have had to date). After all, this…See More
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