TP2000
Well-Known Member
Everybody knows the holiday Disney promotes is Christmas (and yes, I know there are small, small references to Chanunkah at Disneyland, but let's not kid ourselves what's Mickey's favourite). It's insulting to my intelligence to imply otherwise with fake-inclusive terms like "holiday" or "winter celebration".
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Great summation. Thank you.
I would have let it lie, but in the Disney Parks Blog video Mr. Davison quite clearly said "winter holidays" plural, which technically would mean every holiday from the Winter Solstice on December 21st to the Spring Equinox on March 21st.
That would give us a show with Christmas, Chanukah (depending on the year, it may be in late fall so it's invalid for "winter"), Hogmanay for the Scots, Bohdi Day for the Budhists, Kwanzaa for black Americans (not celebrated outside of North America), New Year's Day on January 1st and Chinese New Year later in January, MLK Jr. Day, Valentines Day, Presidents Day, and ending with St. Patrick's Day on March 17th. At least those are the major winter holidays in most of the Western world.
This is a show about the "winter holidays", plural, says the man wearing the Santa Claus hat in the video announcement set to Jingle Bells.