@matigo They aren’t trying to be inclusive; that’s just an excuse they trot out. They’re trying to end Christianity.
Here's a fun game for you. Go to a shop that sells greetings cards and try to find one with a Nativity or Christian theme. I just went scanning through a large amount of cards in the supermarket and not a single one was a true Christmas card. Nought.
I don't know why I go for walks at night when I could easily walk during the day.
On that note, I sometimes wonder if I should use the Irish word feck. Apparently, it’s not considered rude. Well, maybe slightly impolite, as damn and bloody used to be, but it’s not seen as an obscene word in Ireland.
It seems there aren’t many comedy screenwriters who can be funny without recourse to the f word. It’s so overused in comedy films that it’s just not funny anymore. And I think modern, British films are the worst for this. They seem to think inserting the f word means they don’t have to think of a genuinely funny line.