I just read
in the CBS Los Vegas that a Salvation Army bell ringer claim she was assaulted
by a woman for saying “Happy Holidays” instead of “Merry Christmas” outside of
a Phoenix-area Walmart. "She came up to me and said, ‘Do you believe in
God?’ And she says, ‘You’re supposed to say Merry Christmas,’ and that’s when
she hit me.” There are two possibilities here: 1- She is fabricating the whole
thing for whatever reason. 2- She is telling the truth.
"The
surveillance video didn’t have enough evidence for Phoenix police to arrest the
woman accused in the assault. However, Vindiola said she plans to take legal
action." That could be the motive for the lie, "legal action".
Vindiola saw a likely looking mark and is trying to set her up, hoping for a
settlement instead of going through the court process. It is a she said, she
said situation in which only the two of them know the truth of.
But is she
is telling the truth the poor woman who hit her for not saying “Merry
Christmas” instead of “Happy Holidays,” is not a Christian even though she may
believe herself to be. If she in fact rose to violence over such a trivial
matter she needs to do some deep soul searching. I can understand the
irritation of having an agent of a Christian organization like the Salvation
Army saying Happy Holidays as they beg for Christmas money from Christmas
shoppers, but the correct response would be a resounding Merry Christmas not a
punch to the arm.
No comments:
Post a Comment