When did Christmas become so uptight?

Remember there was a time when it would snow and people would just wave and say Merry Christmas

and it gave you that kind of warm feel and it was the only time of the year where people really felt sincere when they said

Merry Christmas felt like people really did want you to just have a week of joy.

And now it's become this big political hot potato

where you can't say Merry Christmas

and certain stores can't say Merry Christmas

and you can't put a manger up but you can put a

Star of David up or you can put up a Muslim symbol or you can do this you can't do

that come on people or you can do this you can't do that.

Come on people.

I'm a little Catholic boy.

I'll say Merry Christmas to anyone I want.

And if someone says happy Hanukkah to me, I'll be like, hey man, thanks. I dig it.

And a happy Hanukkah to you too.

And a happy Kwanza, and a Merry Christmas, and a Merry Christmas and a happy Easter and whatever else man.

Isn't it the time of year that no matter what your religion or your race, can't we all just share oh you can't say

a Merry Christmas to me I'm Jewish but you can't say happy Hanukkah to me I'm a

Christian hey man you can't say happy Hanukkah to me. I'm a Christian.

Hey man, you can't say that to me. I'll celebrate Kwanza, man.

Well, you can't say nothing to me. I am Muslim. you cannot say nothing.

People put down your barriers, man.

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