I honestly don't see why they HAVE to be so "encompassing" and make it to where everything is "Happy Holidays." So it leaves people out... why are we complaining again? When you were the kid that didn't get picked to play some game as a kid, touch football or basketball, that's just how it went. You're gonna get left out sometimes, and sometimes, life just isn't any damn fair. So, why does this have to be any different? Christmas has been quite a old tradition held in this country, which was predominantly Christian when it started. Just to make sure no one gets their poor little feelings hurt, we decide that we're going to be politically correct and just group it all into "holidays." Since when was the idea of Christmas and the spirit of it offensive?

Nice to see that we've gone from talking about morality to political ideologies and money. Very on point.

Study for a final I have tomorrow. Gotta love college, yeah?

That's pretty much it, captain.

All this talk of morality and integrity really will get nowhere, as it's all opinion. However, I must pose a question to you all. Why is morality and integrity relative? Going by the logic of relativity in morality, then everything is moral, as long as one deems it so. There has to be some sort of defined morality for the word to actually be used. Someone could think that killing a person for no justified reason is moral. Some people could think revenge is moral. I know I'm grabbing at extremes here, but I'm trying to making a point. Talk of morality seems to be really cheap, as anyone can be moral so long as it's relative to a person. I think there needs to be a line.