This morning on news

[Floorin04]

Anyone see that a firework company would donate fireworks during or after the parade.Will not donate because they changed it from christmas to a holiday parade.I only caught alittle bit of it while I was at customers house and cannot seem to find it in the news.

Sum it up
Location I think New York
family Grucci (sp)
Fireworks maker /distribution
Yanked them due to the change pos rep to them!!!

(Its Merry fucking Christmas not Happy Holidays bitch ):rofl:

anyone see this or read about it??

[MiSdIrEcTeD_1]

Anyone see that a firework company would donate fireworks during or after the parade.Will not donate because they changed it from christmas to a holiday parade.I only caught alittle bit of it while I was at customers house and cannot seem to find it in the news.

Sum it up
Location I think New York
guziona family (sp)
Fireworks maker /distribution
Yanked them due to the change pos rep to them!!!

(Its Merry fucking Christmas not Happy Holidays bitch ):rofl:

anyone see this or read about it??
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a12/taylor_158/lolwut.jpg

[chef]

Yes, let me find the link

From the free republic

October 24, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The annual battle for Christmas has begun early this year, with the announcement that the internationally known fireworks company, Grucci, has pulled out of an annual Christmas event on Long Island.
Grucci made the decision in protest against the town of Patchogue’s decision to break with its 15-year tradition of holding a Christmas Boat Parade and instead to rename the event the Patchogue Holiday Boat Parade.



Grucci vice president Phil Butler, a vocal critic of the secularization of Christmas, accused the parade’s organizers of “using all the themes of Christmas and plagiarizing all those themes.” Grucci is headquartered on Long Island.



"When I think about fireworks, I don't think about Christmas anyway," Mayor Paul Pontieri said in response to Grucci’s decision. "I think about the Fourth of July."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue commended Butler’s decision. “If more people like Phil Butler stood up to the high priests of political correctness, the dumbing-down of Christmas would cease.”



“Christmas is the only holiday that is singled out by these authoritarians,” continued Donohue. “They do not object to Jewish or Muslim holidays, nor do they object to holidays like Martin Luther King Day. And they relish Kwanzaa celebrations. But when it comes to Christmas, they quickly become censors.





“So Kudos to Grucci. Let this be the first of many counterpunches thrown at the cultural fascists this year.”

[TexRob]

Good for them! I am so sick of this Politically Correct Bullshit I am ready to Puke! too many people are concerned with offending others,Fuck that! say what you want and let the chips fall where they may. :nana:















I apologize in advance for any people who may have been offended by my above Rant. :leaving:

[Floorin04]

Good for them! I am so sick of this Politically Correct Bullshit I am ready to Puke! too many people are concerned with offending others,Fuck that! say what you want and let the chips fall where they may. :nana:















I apologize in advance for any people who may have been offended by my above Rant. :leaving:

I have a few two many bug lights and don't really give a shit if you take tyhe day off then its christmas:yep:

[Floorin04]

Yes, let me find the link

From the free republic

October 24, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The annual battle for Christmas has begun early this year, with the announcement that the internationally known fireworks company, Grucci, has pulled out of an annual Christmas event on Long Island.
Grucci made the decision in protest against the town of Patchogue’s decision to break with its 15-year tradition of holding a Christmas Boat Parade and instead to rename the event the Patchogue Holiday Boat Parade.



Grucci vice president Phil Butler, a vocal critic of the secularization of Christmas, accused the parade’s organizers of “using all the themes of Christmas and plagiarizing all those themes.” Grucci is headquartered on Long Island.



"When I think about fireworks, I don't think about Christmas anyway," Mayor Paul Pontieri said in response to Grucci’s decision. "I think about the Fourth of July."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue commended Butler’s decision. “If more people like Phil Butler stood up to the high priests of political correctness, the dumbing-down of Christmas would cease.”



“Christmas is the only holiday that is singled out by these authoritarians,” continued Donohue. “They do not object to Jewish or Muslim holidays, nor do they object to holidays like Martin Luther King Day. And they relish Kwanzaa celebrations. But when it comes to Christmas, they quickly become censors.





“So Kudos to Grucci. Let this be the first of many counterpunches thrown at the cultural fascists this year.”


thank you for finding this:cheers: