about the birth of christ. now they are trying to run santa claus out. the reason, greg, if you look, the reason they do it is because they say there is a sikh population. why not celebrate the sikh s biggest holiday on may 1? it s a great holiday. they have a parade in new york. you get free food and drink. bob: there are parades in new york for every nationality. andrea: what is wrong with that? bob: do you notice about poinsettias they only last a day and fall apart. andrea: you don t water them. bob: they fall apart. eric: there are a few snow women in my neighborhood. every winter. dana: why is the poinsettia religious? andrea: it is. dana: in stockton, california, so the reason they want snowmen and snowflakes they don t get snow. so it s greg: that raises another point. why do we econsistently elevate snow over other type of weather? we re discriminating against rain and sleet and hail.
display poinsettias or santa claus in the classroom. they don t want to offend anybody but you are allowed snowmen and snowflakes. isn t that sexist, snowmen? why not snow women? andrea: they don t want either one in the room. i don t understand why this is a big deal. santa claus is as secular as you can get. when people talk about santa claus, god forbid you talk about the birth of christ. now they are trying to run santa claus out. the reason, greg, if you look, the reason they do it is because they say there is a sikh population. why not celebrate the sikh s biggest holiday on may 1? it s a great holiday. they have a parade in new york. you get free food and drink. bob: there are parades in new york for every nationality. andrea: what is wrong with that? bob: do you notice about poinsettias they only last a day and fall apart. andrea: you don t water them. bob: they fall apart. eric: there are a few snow women in my neighborhood. every winter.