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That doesn't make any sense at all, if someone wishing you a happy holiday strips your emotional investment maybe the problem it's on you my dear.
Well then have a holiday will do 😁
"Merry Christmas" isn't some christian-specific greeting that only god-fearing Christians are allowed to use. It's free for anyone to use, anywhere.
We went from a country that mostly celebrates Christmas to a country that still mostly celebrates Christmas but pretend that a lot of it doesn't. Probably 99% of people encountered would be fine with "Merry Christmas" but that 1% is very vocal and obnoxious about it.
So it's really just annoying when it's clear that I celebrate Christmas and it's clear the other person celebrates Christmas then why not just say Merry Christmas? I find if you say it first they'll usually say it back.
Unless I'm talking to a big group of people or by text then I switch to happy holidays or I know someone who celebrates a different holiday then I specify
sorry but unless I see you with a crucifix or something that indicates you are a Christian I won't know you are one, christians comes in all shapes and colors and it's not something you can tell by just looking at someone.
I think pretty much everyone will be ok with Mery Christmas but not with "happy holidays" which seems to be offensive to a kinda big or at least very vocal group of people
Really the only other things one celebrate are Hanukkah (jews are a tiny percent of the pop) and Kwanza (fake holiday anyways)
Most people see it as stupid politically-correct garbage because nobody who celebrates either of these really care if you tell them "Merry Christmas." It comes off as corporate-mandated and soulless.
Yeah that's not PC, that's just boot strap problem.
There are 7.6 million Jewish people in the USA, 12 million of USA citizens celebrate Kwanzaa, and 3.45 million Muslims and they don't celebrate Christmas, I'm sorry if happy holidays it's offensive for you but it does no harm.
Edit: the numbers of people I mention are just in the USA