Tradition. This is when everyone has time off work and gets together and swaps presents and eats & drinks too much.
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Why do you object to people celebrating Christmas differently to you? Most people in the UK aren't religious. We still like Christmas. It makes us happy, brings families together, breaks up the winter. It doesn't hurt you.
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Atheist here, who just sent my kids out the front door with dozens of cookies for neighbors that have “Merry Christmas” on them. Suck it.
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you're free to do whatever you want, i just find it strange and weird to celebrate (be happy) something that has no meaning to me whatsoever
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Well, obviously, we wouldn't celebrate it if it didn't have any meaning to us whatsoever. Instead, its a family-centred tradition I've celebrated all my life. Father Christmas, reindeer. Excited children. Extended family gathering. Good will and peace to all men.
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It only has religious connotations if you’re religious, and most aren’t. And ofc it’s only in English it changed name. Still ”jul” in Swedish for instance. Nothing religious about it for me.
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