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Edited by Legend_Killa7:
10/29/2015 2:06:15 PM
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let me ask you this: how would they decorate the tower for Ramadan? huh? seriously?? stupid people will always be stupid. Now if you said let's decorate for Hanukah, I would understand. But these people that are just like: "well if you are going to decorate the tower with Christmas Trees, Christmas lights, Christmas wreaths, etc etc then I want it decorated for Ramadan" are what is really wrong with this world. I'm sure people are looking for trees, wreaths, etc like I said above. Now if people wanted a Manger with Baby Jesus, Mary and Joseph with angels and stuff all over the Tower, then I think you MAY (MAY) have a valid point.
Half the people I know who celebrate Christmas are not even in the Christian Religion. These people that do not realize what Christmas is, or what it represents and want to take it away have problems.
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I just don't want religion present. That's what the two posts I saw were about. Religion. I'm Jewish but I wouldn't want a Hanukkah Festival, I just want a winter festival.
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Thank you, this guy gets it
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I think the nativity scene wouldn't be appropriate too. A Christmas tree and lights would be fine.
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well that is what I am saying. I do NOT think this is what people are asking for. Halloween is in a few days, and Bungie did somethign nice. I think a lot of people love Christmas time and would like that feel in the Tower. have some trees, wreaths, a little snow (how awesome would snow fall be?) maybe some Christmas music in the background (like the screaming we are hearing now!). Again, i am not asking for "Oh come let us adore Him, Christ the Lord" or anything like that. Have Frosty the snow man or Rudolph or somethign fun like that. no words, just the musical beats playing as you walk around ina winter wonderland.
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It's originally a Pagan holiday, anyway-- the Winter Solstice celebration. The trees and mistletoe are left over from the early Druid festivals celebrating the event.
