Legendary Apophis wrote:Lithium wrote:i dont see why a specific holiday shall be globalized. it can just sit in with all other holidays in one section just for wishes.
aphophis i brought term racist and discrimination because u claimed that a holiday can be globalized just because there are more members that have it as a holiday. that results in discrimination
No it doesn't, that's following the law of offer and demand about information, the more people would be interested/concerned by a subject/info, the more it would be reasonable to highlight it by a global announcement.
Also it's not because there are "more concerned people" (examples of national holidays that one country is a little more represented than another), it's about the vast majority. As I said already, nobody said threads made about minority-concerned holidays shouldn't be made because they concern a minority. Mixing up the two different cases is something wrong.
You talk about "minorities" all the time in your posts, but each nationality here is a more or less important minority given none represent more than 50.01% of the community, however the group of "minorities" celebrating new year/Christmas is clearly the majority (95% or so people from this forum).
If we go towards the road of "discrimination" yelling, it's discriminating towards the majority to say a international holiday concerning majority, shouldn't be global for the precise reason it's not politically correct to make a global announcement about a holiday concerning the majority just because few people aren't concerned by it.
The biggest problem with your argument is that you are profiling. Just because a person lives in a Western country does not mean they celebrate a particular holiday. Stop making assumptions and coming up with these ridiculous percentages.