Not sure what to call it

[Wretched Wrench]

Prime example of management waste at AMR:

The Twelve Days of Non-Rev


.....................Aside from being insensitive from a diversity standpoint, this strikes me as a terrible waste of money

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How is it insensitive from a diversity standpoint?

 

[LaBradford22]

How is it insensitive from a diversity standpoint?

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Twelve Days of Christmas? Bear in mind that AA has a number of employees who belong to religions other than Christianity.

 

[Bagbelt]

I'm sure they'll get over it.

 

[The Dissident]

This is a christian nation. Get over it. Christians are in the majority if you dont like it Im sure they have a burka waiting for you somwhere!!!!!!!!!!

 

[goingboeing]

Twelve Days of Christmas? Bear in mind that AA has a number of employees who belong to religions other than Christianity.

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This is the Christmas season! I realize that Hunukkah is also and should be celebrated this time of year.
Diversity should be about inclusion,not exclusion of a particular group or religion.This includes the Christians remembering the birth of JESUS CHRIST.

It is fine to belong to another religion but don't attempt to deny christians their celebration of the birth of Christ.

I'm glad that Arnold got rid of that stupid political correctness and California again has a Christmas tree instead of a Holiday tree.

 

[Bob Owens]

This is a christian nation. Get over it. Christians are in the majority if you dont like it Im sure they have a burka waiting for you somwhere!!!!!!!!!!

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Actually this is a secular nation, as was intended by the founding fathers, although the recent election may a sign that things may change.

 

[goingboeing]

Actually this is a secular nation, as was intended by the founding fathers, although the recent election may a sign that things may change.

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Not true! Why do you think we have 3 branches of Federal Government?Do you think they pulled that number out of thin air?You ever heard of the Father,Son,Holy Spirit?
Why do you think we have 12 people on a jury trial [and not 11 or 13]?Where do you think they got the number 12 from? You ever heard of the 12 tribes of Israel or the 12 disciples of Christ?

It is clear that our founding fathers used Judeau-Christian principles to form our government and for the building blocks of our legal system.

There is no such phrase "seperation of church and state" in the U.S. Constitution.It clearly states that the Congress shall not establish a religion.

 

[AAquila]

It is clear that our founding fathers used Judeau-Christian principles to form our government and for the building blocks of our legal system.

I am a deist, and respect all religions as businesse$$$ that they are.

Oh yes, HAAPY Chriskuanukah to all.

PS: Thomas Jefferson was a deist.

 

[Wretched Wrench]

How is it insensitive from a diversity standpoint?

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Sheese! I'm sorry I asked.

 

[DFWCC]

I am a deist, and respect all religions as businesse$$$ that they are.

Oh yes, HAAPY Chriskuanukah to all.

PS: Thomas Jefferson was a deist.

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How about "have a Hap-joy-ness Hanna-Kwanna- Mas"
Gee did I keave anyone out? 😀 😀

 

[av8trxx]

Actually this is a secular nation, as was intended by the founding fathers, although the recent election may a sign that things may change.

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Wrong. GoingBoeing is correct. America's founders did NOT intend for there to be a separation of God and state, as shown by the fact that all 50 states acknowledge God in their state constitutions. Their intent was to protect freedom OF religion, not freedom FROM it. Ever wonder why the Supreme Court hall is adorned with carvings of the ten commandments and biblical illustrations? Governing with guidance from a higher power.....

 

[The Dissident]

There is no seperation of church and sate in the US constitution. This is a lie perpetuated by the loony left. The only place it is mentioned is in the Federalist papers which are a series of essays which were written by John Jay Jhon Adams and Thomas Jeferson and they were published in the colonial newspares as arguments for establishing a union of states. In only one essay does it mention that there should be no state sponsord religion such as the church of england but that religion should play a part in goverment for the moralatiy aspect.


Political correcteness and diversity are nothing but catch phrases for thought crimes and a form a censorship. Tools used by people intrested in totalinarisim and destroying this country.

 

[WingNaPrayer]

Political correcteness and diversity are nothing but catch phrases for thought crimes and a form a censorship. Tools used by people intrested in totalinarisim and destroying this country.

Somebody missed their meds today . . .

 

[Bob Owens]

"There is no seperation of church and sate in the US constitution."

And where is "God" mentioned in the US Constitution?

While I dont deny that there was Judeo-Christian influence on our laws that is not the same as saying that the founding fathers wished to make religion a requirement.

The founding fathers were clear that there should be a seperation of church and state. Freedom of religion is also freedom from it. If someone chooses to believe that there is no God, that is their choice and it was the intent of the founding fathers that they can make such a choice. And yes, people do have the right if they so choose not to adhere to any religion.

One thing you might want to consider is that if there ever were to be a religion of the state that religion would br Roman Catholic. Catholicism is the largest faith in the country with (according to the US Census) over 159,506,000 adults out of an adult population of 207,980,000.

Thats amazing when you consider that at one time is was illegal to be a Catholic in some states.

 

[Senor Pelon]

My mother always told me to never discuss politics, religion or seniority integration with anyone.