Yesterday
was Easter, right? I mean, it was on the calendar. I've been seeing
Easter baskets and candy on display in stores for weeks. I went to
Church and heard a sermon about the Resurrection. Yeah, I'm pretty
sure it was yesterday. Why is it then, that when I logged onto
Google, I saw this on their front page:
Really,
Google? On the biggest holiday in Christendom, you chose to honor
the birthday of Cesar Chavez instead? I guess Google is heading the
way of Yahoo.
It's
a shame that my blog is hosted by Google. Frankly, I'm getting tired
of patronizing businesses that spurn my beliefs. It's old news that
retail stores stopped celebrating “Christmas” and adopted the
generic “Holiday” themes. Now the word “Easter” is being
abandoned for the less religious sounding “Spring” activities.
I'm reading more and more accounts of the “Spring bunny” and “egg
hunts.”
Oh
well. What can I do about it? It's not like I'm going to move my
blog because Google is joining the politically correct crowd. If it
were an easy thing to do, I would do it but there's more to it than
just uploading my posts onto another site. I will, however, use my
blog to say how stupid I think Google is being. So here I go:
Google,
you're being stupid!
1 comment:
Question... does this mean you want Easter to be a tool of a corporate giant to gather further money? Personally, I'm all for religion being kept away from big business, as it is near universally evil. The love of money, after all...
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