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July 4th- I have no use for drunken and/or manic amateurs with "recreational" explosives. I like Halloween because it's part of my favorite season and I love the extra supply of scary movies that usually accompany it but I could do without strangers buzzing my door for candy. What don't you like about it?
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Easter. It's not anything anti-relgious, it's just that the family gatherings are tedious.
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Christmas. The meaning is lost and too many people spend 1000s of dollars to buy toys that have nothing to do with anything other than the holiday. No one cares about the original meaning, Christian meaning or the pagan one, but everyone says they are doing things "in the spirit of Christmas" and likely have no idea what that means. Then big businesses get rich and the people complain about big businesses getting rich while they get poor. Corporations set our rules and regulations that employees MUST say merry Christmas to their customers even if the person isn't Christian or is against the belief of Christmas and the employee can get written up or fired for stating their belief in a country that has the 1st ammendmant protection of religious freedoms. The whole thing is hypocritical to me.
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I hate most holidays. They are nothing but an excuse to be off work (can you tell I am envious because I usually have to work holidays) and people just go out and spend money and act like idiots...business capitalize on this of course I just make up my own holidays and celebrate for the sake of celebrating when I am with the people I care about and have time to do so.
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Christmas. I feel terrible saying that because I'm Christian, but its just such a pain in the ass. My parents live 8 hours away, and nothings ever easy. Too much planning and schedule shifting.
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