Is "Happy Holidays" really that appropriate?

The "Happy Holidays" PC thing is getting a bit silly. It's a wonder that we haven't ended up with this:

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Really, if they wanted to do the PC thing properly, there's a problem with "Happy". What if the person isn't feeling particularly happy? Surely that should be "Neutral Emotions" so that we don't offend unhappy people or people who aren't particularly fussed either way.

Then there's that word "Holidays"... atheists don't see any day as holy, so clearly we're discriminating against them. "Random Day" is far more religion-neutral.

So, everybody, the new greeting for this year is "Neutral Emotions Random Day!". Everybody got that? Good. Then off you go and enjoy yourselves. Not too much, though... we wouldn't want to offend anybody.

I'm a Christian and of course I get annoyed by the "happy Holidays" and "seasons greetings". What's wrong with Merry Christmas? Then again, I would think that. But not everyone that celebrates Christmas is even religious and I don't know of anyone celebrating everyone single holiday during the winter season. To some, Christmas is about getting together with family and just having a good time.

Kwanzaa is also a holiday. So is Christmas, New Year's day and Groundhog Day.

Wishing someone "Happy Holidays" includes all the holidays that person celebrates.

(There are seven major religious holidays in December and January and hundreds of lesser ones, religious and secular.)

I know many people who celebrate Hanukkah, and several who celebrate the Solstice. 'Happy holidays' is not just a politically correct idea... it's more respectful. I don't mind if someone wishes me a 'Merry Christmas', but some people might. People really do celebrate other holidays at this time of year.

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As a Christian, I am not offended by the term. There are other holidays during the Christmas season by people of other beliefs. I think it is appropriate. I think your offense is subjective and reflects your unhappiness during the season. Try to cheer up.

If you're in a position where you honestly don't know which holiday the person you're addressing celebrates then Happy Holidays is probably more appropriate. However most people will respond to ANY holiday greeting with "Thanks, you too." and all will be well, so it doesn't really matter.

This is more of a conservatives pretend war on Christmas they are really mad at democrats so they are trying their hardiest to discredit democrats.