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Stuart · 18-11-2009, 21:02

I don't think this will happen. In my experience, those that do celebrate christmas, do. Those that don't celebrate christmas use it as an excuse to take a day off, give each other presents, watch TV and maybe get drunk with friends/family.

More disturbing is the BBC's decision that Thought For The Day will only have thoughts from religious people. I thought the BBC was supposed to be impartial and fair. How can it be either when it does this?

18-11-2009, 21:02	#18
Stuart - Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Somewhere Services: Virgin for TV and Internet, BT for phone Posts: 26,546	Re: Harman will ban Christmas, bishops warn I don't think this will happen. In my experience, those that do celebrate christmas, do. Those that don't celebrate christmas use it as an excuse to take a day off, give each other presents, watch TV and maybe get drunk with friends/family. More disturbing is the BBC's decision that Thought For The Day will only have thoughts from religious people. I thought the BBC was supposed to be impartial and fair. How can it be either when it does this?