Number of Ratings126

Christmas-Friendly8%

Christmas-Negligent12%

Christmas-Offensive80%

Comment Date: Dec 24 2009 11:16 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Who do these type of stores think they are? If it wasn't for Christmas they wouldn't enjoy all the year end money. What happened to relligious freedom, why do I feel they are trying to take this away from us?

Comment Date: Dec 23 2009 7:27 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Some businesses just don't get it. Why would you offend the majority to please the minority? Most americans celebrate Christmas...Wake up. You've lost my family's business forever!

Comment Date: Dec 21 2009 2:41 PM
Rating: Christmas-Friendly
Comment: ... cashier said "Merry Christmas"

Comment Date: Dec 20 2009 6:23 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The holiday commercial isn't Christmas friendly and reflects the wrong message about Christmas.

Comment Date: Dec 20 2009 12:39 PM
Rating: Christmas-Friendly
Comment: Clear mention of Christmas in their tv commercial.

Comment Date: Dec 19 2009 2:55 PM
Rating: Christmas-Friendly
Comment: Very CHristmasy theme this year.

Comment Date: Dec 18 2009 10:20 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Their Holiday commercial was very offensive with the message celebrate what ever you feel like. Including Solstice. I dont plan on ever shopping there unless they change their message.

Comment Date: Dec 16 2009 10:59 PM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: Absolutely no mention of Christmas anywhere in the store. No Happy Holiday either.

Comment Date: Dec 16 2009 4:10 PM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: I was appalled by this year's attempt at a Christmas TV ad. While attempting to please everyone and offend no one, it has had the opposite effect. Celebrating "whatever" and doing "what you want" are purely an example of today's worldly values. I feel for the Christian employees at GAP; I wouldn't want to work there. If I had the money to spend at places like GAP (which I don't), I wouldn't shop there either.

Comment Date: Dec 16 2009 10:49 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I didn't see any Christmas decoration at Gap...

Comment Date: Dec 15 2009 11:02 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The Gap has been intentionally offensive to Christmas for years. I remember about 4 years ago they decided not to decorate their stores during the holiday. Not even trees or fake snow..just completely ignore the season. It is weird for a retailer to take such a bold approach, after all it is a time that they make money! My family decided not to shop there that year. I would not shop there now, ...

Comment Date: Dec 15 2009 9:09 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Gap offends me by ignoring Christmas and I and my entire family will ignore them with my credit-cards, now and in the future.

Comment Date: Dec 14 2009 12:30 PM
Rating: Christmas-Friendly
Comment: [*Special note by Focus Action staff: This comment below is shared because we feel it serves as a worthy reminder to our readers to maintain common courtesy even as we stand for our values in the public square. Thank you for the comment.] -- "I'm a manager at a Gap store. As a Christian I feel condemned by reading some of your comments. We're allowed to say Merry Christmas. Please understand that Gap is a business not a church and we have Jews, Muslims, Atheists, and Christians who come into our store. I cannot assume everyone are Christians. The Sunday "church crowd" that comes in is so much more rude and mean than any other time of the week. Please use courtesy and know that you are a representation of Christ even when you shop. Please be nice, retail workers need Christ too!"

Comment Date: Dec 14 2009 10:04 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: It was like there was some mysterious winter celebration - no mention or colors of Christmas- very sad

Comment Date: Dec 12 2009 5:38 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I will NOT buy anything else from GAP (which I am a HUGE fan of). By ignoring Christmas and offering "Happy Solstice," a WICCAN witch-warlock acknowledged dedicated day, they have GROSSLY OFFENDED not only ME but the MAJORITY of Americans. I will get the word out to others as well.

Comment Date: Dec 14 2009 9:52 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: All about "Holiday" and nothing about Christmas.

Comment Date: Dec 11 2009 11:46 PM
Rating: Christmas-Friendly
Comment: I liked the inclusiveness of their commercial this year although doing whatever you want is still a bit flaky. Still, the inclusion of Christianity, Jewish and other religions and non religion was a nice message.

Comment Date: Dec 11 2009 3:25 PM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: Clerk not allowed to say merry Christmas

Comment Date: Dec 10 2009 10:54 PM
Rating: Christmas-Friendly
Comment: The new GAP commercials encourage everyone to celebrate the season in their own way—including Christmas! People need to be more open about these things.

Comment Date: Dec 11 2009 2:50 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The commercials are horrendous. They are completely uncalled for and are most definitely a defiant attack on Christmas....

Comment Date: Dec 11 2009 2:49 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The TV ad is so offensive. Gap is not a place I will shop.

Comment Date: Dec 11 2009 2:48 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: ...no Christmas displays. They want the Christmas $$$, but why--- you don't celebrate

Comment Date: Dec 11 2009 2:43 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: ...Don't you guys understand that taking Christmas out of your store is discriminating against most Americans?

Comment Date: Dec 11 2009 2:09 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I saw the commercial which drew focus away from Christmas and before they even revealed who the retailer was I had made up my mind, I am NEVER shopping there again... low and behold... GAP. Too bad, I have 5 kids who will get thier clothes elsewhere.

Comment Date: Dec 11 2009 11:22 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I agree that the ads, in the interest of being "inclusive" are actually offensive to people of faith. ...

Comment Date: Dec 10 2009 12:57 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The GAP ignored Christmas as though it were not a legal holiday, when, in fact, it's the BIGGEST holiday of them all!

Comment Date: Dec 8 2009 10:03 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I was looking for a Christmas outfit for my son and found the advertisement on the GapKids website and television ad disrespectful and offensive. I purposely did not buy clothes from them because of the ad and will try to avoid them in the future as well.

Comment Date: Dec 8 2009 10:58 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: ...offensive that they would compare the BIRTH of our SAVIOR to other "holidays"....

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 4:54 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: [re: the commercial] Go with what is fun, popular, be you, believe in anything you "Wanaka." But what does ANY of this have to do with Christ? On my calendar, December 25th is STILL listed as "Christmas" so without "Christ" we have no reason for a holiday. ...

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 9:48 AM
Rating: Christmas-Friendly
Comment: Very friendly, cheerful decorations, wished me a Merry Christmas at the cash register.

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 8:29 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: GAP should be ashamed. Celebrate 'whatever' on the TV commercials? I'll take my business elsewhere, and with a 13 year old daughter who enjoys new clothes--GAP loses. We can buy clothes from other establishments who celebrate CHRISTMAS!!

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 8:07 AM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: Displays have everything pertaining to Christmas without using the word CHRISTMAS!!!

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 3:29 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I am absolutely sickened by the new Gap commercial comparing Christmas to Solstice and "do what you like". I will NOT shop at the Gap, Old Navy, or their sister stores any more nor will my teenagers. ...

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 1:45 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: ...I was so offended the first time I saw the ad on tv. ...I hope GAP will take notice. I used to feel proud to wear clothing that displays the name "GAP" but no more!

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 1:35 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I detest the theme of the latest GAP TV ad ...

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 12:57 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I don't know in the ad dept. approved that horrible dancing TV commercial; they would have been better off without any advertising....

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 12:23 PM
Rating: Christmas-Friendly
Comment: Joy to the world, the Lord has come!-words from song played at GAP. Be the hands, feet of Christ when shopping. Say Merry Christmas instead of expecting employees to. Don't assume they know the reason for the season. As a Gap employee I can say Merry Christmas to customers. I work with Christians. We discuss Bible studies and sermons at work...

Comment Date: Dec 5 2009 3:21 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I have always shopped at your stores but this year I intentionally did not purchase anything from you company. I appreciate that not everyone loves Christ and wants to embrace His principles but I find it offensive that you would go out or your way to avoid the Holiday that celebrates the Christian Heritage of our nation. I am praying for your leadership in this company. Merry Christmas.

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 12:09 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I have been a faithful customer of GAP, especially spending hundreds of dollars on Christmas gifts for my family each year. I also have a CC with them. As of this month, my card is being returned with a letter to close my account & why....

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 11:39 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I usually find Gap to be offensive all through the year with their ads, so wasn't surprised they had offensive ads for Christmas....

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 10:33 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I went into The Gap with my husband, and not only were we not wished a "Merry Christmas," we didn't even get a "Happy Holidays!" ...talk about ignoring the reason for the season!

Comment Date: Dec 4 2009 6:54 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I really do not like the TV ads they are running this year. UGH!Its totally discouraging me from shopping there!

Comment Date: Dec 4 2009 5:26 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I actually saw a commercial here in Santa Fe, NM where they wished everyone a Happy Holidays, Happy Kwanza, Happy Hanukah, and, believe it or not, a Happy Winter Solstice, which, I believe, is the pagan astronomical celebration of winter, steeped in New Ageism. ABOLUTLEY NO MENTION OF CHRISTMAS.

Comment Date: Dec 4 2009 11:55 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: "you 86 the rules, you do what just feels right" What feels right is walking past your store this Christmas season.

Comment Date: Dec 4 2009 1:07 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Really??? Could those ads be any more anti-Christmas? I don't think so. I did not see the spirit of the season anywhere in them ...I will pray for all that were involved in them, that somehow their lives are touched by the true "Reason for the season.God bless us,everyone.

Comment Date: Dec 4 2009 12:32 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: [regarding the TV commerical]... The final straw. Gap always pushed the limits...

Comment Date: Dec 4 2009 12:30 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Happy Solistice? Kwanza???...Made 2 purchases at the GAP yesterday and I was wished happy nothing.

Comment Date: Dec 4 2009 12:23 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: ...Christmas is a Christian holiday - one where first of all we celebrate Christ's birthday and secondly we come to spend our hard earned money in gift giving. ...Rethink this blessed holiday and get on aboard with correct advertising.

Comment Date: Dec 4 2009 11:23 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I worked for GAP and had to take a stand to say Merry Christmas knowing I could be fired for doing so....

Comment Date: Dec 4 2009 11:22 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The original holiday celebrated in this country is Christmas. No one mention of this holiday with all the others rattled off was stated in the Gap's first holiday commercial. No one has the right to remove Christmas from our country or our vocabulary!

Comment Date: Dec 3 2009 7:09 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: That was the worst CHRISTMAS commercial I have ever saw. What are you really telling our young people?

Comment Date: Dec 3 2009 12:50 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Gap's in-store display was conspicuously in light blue with the words "It's up to us to have a happy holiday", with other silly words following this, that had nothing to do with Christmas or the season, at all.

Comment Date: Dec 3 2009 1:16 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: ... Is nothing sacred these days?

Comment Date: Dec 2 2009 3:54 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Time to liberate? Only Jesus can set us free. Jesus is THE way. You cannot "86" that rule. I will not be shopping at Gap or affiliated stores. This commercial reflects an anti-Christ heart attitude. Oh Lord, send us your revival ...keep us "One Nation Under God!"

Comment Date: Dec 2 2009 3:56 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: just ridiculous...[the commerical is] over the top annoying

Comment Date: Dec 2 2009 6:34 AM
Rating: Christmas-Friendly
Comment: I found everyone in this store to be extremely friendly, and the clothing is MUCH more modest than most retailers out there. I told the cashier Merry Christmas, and she responded with "Merry Christmas to you as well".

Comment Date: Dec 1 2009 4:23 PM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: I find it interesting in reading all the posting. When has the Gap ever been all about Christmas? Never! They are one of the most liberal company's out there. I think they have pushed it to the limit, but society has pushed EVERYTHING to the liberal limit. I will keep saying Merry Christmas to all clerks to show God's love to them!

Comment Date: Dec 1 2009 4:13 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I just watched the commercial for GAP, I was truly repulsed when they mentioned that we should liberate and how they put Christmas next to solstice. Pretty much what they said was we need to break free and do what we feel is right which goes against everything for this Christmas season. Please go to youtube and watch the commercial if you haven't already seen it. I will NEVER step foot into one of their stores or any store affiliated with them. They have completely lost my business and my families too.

Comment Date: Dec 1 2009 3:48 PM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: I went into the store and asked a manager about their Christmas policy. The manager was very polite,but didn't know anything about their Christmas policy. She took my number and promised to call me when she had more information. I never heard from her. I will not shop at Gap. There are plenty of other stores out there to take my money. Merry Christmas!!!!!!

Comment Date: Dec 9 2009 12:29 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Very offended by the recent advertisement

Comment Date: Dec 1 2009 12:29 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I will never buy anything with their name on it or wear it. They are truly offensive in their year round marketing that is corrupting our youth with the lack of modesty they sell.

Comment Date: Dec 7 2009 11:30 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: First thing I notice is that they are only playing non-Christian Christmas songs ...

Comment Date: Dec 1 2009 9:47 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I was completely disgusted by the commercial on tv for the GAP. Not only was Christmas so casually mentioned, but to push the idea that it's ok to do whatever feels right is so obviously against God and His Word. I for one will no longer shop at any company affiliated with the GAP. I pray that others choose to join as well. I also encourage others to pray for the people involved that God could reach them in some way and change their hearts and minds.

Comment Date: Dec 1 2009 9:18 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The new commercial is VERY offensive, not just to those who celebrate Christmas, but also to those who celebrate any of the other holidays they list. "Do whatever you wanaka??" By implying that these holidays are interchangeable, GAP is devaluing them ALL.

Comment Date: Dec 1 2009 9:06 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Gaps new TV ad is very offensive. They never mention Christmas which is the true reason for the season, but they do not have a problem mentioning other religions celebrations.

Comment Date: Dec 1 2009 8:29 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The new TV commercial by the GAP still refuses to mention Christmas and finishes with Happy Holidays. I do not find this acceptable anymore. Only Merry Christmas is an acceptable response this time of year.

Comment Date: Nov 30 2009 9:58 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: What in the world is up with their latest ad?? What a slap in the face to the TRUE meaning of Christmas. I was shocked and offended when I heard the mention of the other religions in a Christmas commercial! Shame on you Gap, I will never frequent your stores.

Comment Date: Nov 30 2009 9:40 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I was SHOCKED at the TV ad! Such a blatant choice to exclude the Christian community. Now we must blantantly choose to exclude the Gap from our shopping experience!

Comment Date: Nov 30 2009 8:16 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Just saw the new Gap commercial. I am so disappointed that I will not be shopping at Gap or her sister stores again until they have a change of heart. I don't understand why they can't just say Merry Christmas, accept my money, and end it there. I don't expect them to have a live nativity outside their store or give out tracts with each purchase. Just celebrate the holiday America has always celebrated, Christmas, and keep your mouths shut!!

Comment Date: Nov 30 2009 6:31 PM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: What you stand for and encourage is so sad.

Comment Date: Nov 30 2009 5:22 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: There latest commercial is completely anti-Christmas, they are trying to be too politically correct. I will not be shopping here this year! Not that I ever would have anyways...

Comment Date: Nov 30 2009 1:37 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I have shopped at GAP since I was in high school. Unfortunately for GAP and its sister companies, I will no longer be patronizing any of their stores until a drastic change is made in their advertising in regards to honoring the GOD who gives them each breath. I couldn't believe that they really had this ad until I saw it for myself on Youtube. It is PURPOSELY OFFENSIVE not only to Christians, but to God himself, and I refuse to fund it. No more $$ from me, and I will spread the word all year long!

Comment Date: Nov 30 2009 12:41 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I haven't shopped at Gap, Old Navy, or Banana Republic in the passed couple of years due to their negligence of Christmas but this year, it is just down right offensive! I will not be shopping at any of these stores until an outreach is made to Christians and revisions are made.

Comment Date: Nov 30 2009 12:23 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I may never shop at Gap again after there commercial. It is extremely offensive to compare the birth of our Savior to "doing whatever you wanakkah". I could only imagine a world were everyone does what they want. It is very sad to say the least.

Comment Date: Nov 30 2009 11:57 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Happy Solstice? Since when is Wicca an equal of christianity or judaism?

Comment Date: Nov 29 2009 5:36 PM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent

Comment Date: Nov 29 2009 1:12 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: "86 the rules" including all those pesky commandments, I'm sure, "and do whatever feels right." This is the most blatant secularism yet at Christmas time. 86 GAP!

Comment Date: Nov 29 2009 12:23 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I was very offended by the Gap commercial saying to "86 the rules & do just what feels right" in their ads.

Comment Date: Nov 29 2009 10:15 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The ad is so disrespectful and offensive that I will not only boycott through Christmas, but cancel my GAP card and never shop there again.

Comment Date: Nov 29 2009 10:19 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: GAP has taken a BOLD new marketing proclomation through this year's Offensive Christmas/Hannukah/Wannukah ads. Let's send them our message Loud & Clear.

Comment Date: Nov 29 2009 5:55 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Do whatever you wannakah? This should also be offensive to the Jewish people. Good grief.

Comment Date: Nov 28 2009 10:48 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: You have offended the U.S. majority (Christians) by equating the birth of Christ with Wiccan soltice. I'm curious as to to buying power of Wiccans compared to the buying power of Christians? This Christian respectfully WANNUKAHS to cancel my GAP credit card in person in my local store. Other Christians - please let your local store manager know in person of your decision to no longer support their stores.

Comment Date: Nov 28 2009 10:48 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Their Christmas commercial relates one thing, "Christmas means nothing." If they feel that they will receive business through this form of advertising, they have been sadly misled.

Comment Date: Nov 28 2009 9:15 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: After seeing their commercial it was obvious they are all about "doing what ever feels right"... not excatly what Christmas is about, or what we are trying to teach our children. For the first time I was offended by thier PC commercial. It is one thing to not say Christmas, quite another to announce their idea of what is right or wrong!

Comment Date: Nov 28 2009 8:32 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Celebrate however you Wannakuh? Are you serious? This is offensive to any religion!

Comment Date: Nov 28 2009 10:25 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I was horrified when I first heard their ad on tv that states, "Go Christmas, go Hanukkah, go Kwanzaa, go solstice. Do whatever you wannukkah and to all a cheery night." I find the add repulsive, purposely offensive, and disrespectful to not just Christianity, but to all religions. GAP will receive not a single penny from me!

Comment Date: Nov 28 2009 8:39 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Get real!

Comment Date: Dec 9 2009 12:27 AM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: I don't understand why the GAP would want to offend those of us who celebrate Christmas or any other religious holiday, in order to please a group that won't buy during this or any other time. I for one will pass on purchasing any products associated with the GAP.

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 10:50 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Disgusted by their TV ad. Taking my business to more Christmas friendly retailers.

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 10:32 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Wow - it's just another day for the Gap. Apparently they are already in the black and don't anticipate ever needing another dollar from the Christians. I will be closing my account and looking for a store where Christmas is celebrated.

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 9:51 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Gap refusing to say Christmas and has been this way for years now. I've called, written to them and e-mailed and they don't seem to want our money.

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 9:45 PM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: Not a single mention of Christmas or even the "holidays". Just a retailer eager to relieve me of my money.

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 8:57 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I was very offended when I first saw GAP's "Christmas" commercial in which they say "Go Christmas, go Hanukkah, go Kwanzaa, go solstice. Do whatever you wannukkah and to all a cheery night." I know they mention Christmas, but it's still offensive. What religious holiday are they going to include next year? The list could be endless if they keep trying to include every religion in a CHRISTMAS commercial!

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 8:50 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The commercial completely minimizes celebrating Christmas. They are right, people can celebrate what they wish, but Christmas is a national holiday and the majority of Americans celebrate it... that isn't an untold secret.

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 8:39 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: When the GAP new 'holiday' ad was first aired I listened carefully to the lyrics. Since when was Christmas time a place for retailers to mention Wiccan and other NonChristian 'religions'? Mentioning celebrating the Solstice turned me AWAY from GAP. I'm telling everyone I know about this too.

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 8:15 PM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: I always shopped at Gap and Old Navy but it was for Christmas gifts, not Holiday gifts. Since they do not care about Christmas shoppers, there is no point in shopping there now.

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 8:04 PM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: I thought your commercial was very cheesy. I didn't hear Merry Christmas! What are you so afraid of?

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 7:25 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I was offended by the commercial touting an anything goes approach to Christmas. I agree with the poster who stated the Gap profits from Christmas sales, yet refuses to endorse the holiday for what it really is - the birth of Christ. I will definitely not be giving them any of my shopping dollars now or in the future.

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 7:01 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 6:51 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I won't be shopping in your stores. You are eager to have my money, that I do for CHRISTMAS shopping, that pops your sales and profits. I find it offensive that you won't acknowledge the season I celebrate. Your latest commercial comes off as smart aleck, not cute.

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 6:21 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I could have tolerated Hannakuh and Kwanzaa. But solstice, really? By attempting to please all, you alienate most. Congratulations.

Comment Date: Dec 9 2009 12:32 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Our family will be praying for GAP this Christmas season. May God bless you and show himself to you. We will not be shopping at GAP any longer; not for Christmas or thereafter, and will encourage our neighbors and friends to follow suit. Thank you for allowing me to express my sentiments.

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 5:45 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive

Comment Date: Nov 27 2009 4:33 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Willing to accept money for Christmas gifts, but unwilling to use "Christmas" in their advertising. Refuse to shop there.

Comment Date: Nov 26 2009 7:22 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The latest commercial has "Celebrate Christmas, Hanakkah, Kwanza, Solstice... Anything you want to!" It has reduced Christmas to nothing. I would never support the Gap.

Comment Date: Nov 26 2009 6:47 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive

Comment Date: Nov 25 2009 10:43 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Though catchy tune and kinda fun to watch, I celebrate Christmas. I buy gifts for those I love because of the birth of Jesus Christ. Merry Christmas GAP. I will be doing my shopping elsewhere.

Comment Date: Nov 25 2009 7:35 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive

Comment Date: Dec 22 2009 4:01 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Just heard about Gap deciding against Christmas. They are comparing Christmas to cults and witchcraft and encouraging folks to celebrate the "holiday" in whatever manner they see fit. Come on, Gap, take a stand for what is RIGHT - you benefit from our Christmas dollars for Christmas gifts. Because of their stand on Christmas, I won't be buying anything from Gap this year.

Comment Date: Nov 25 2009 6:37 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I will NEVER buy anything from GAP again. Even though their ads promote believing in anything, it certainly can't be coincidental that their TV ads just happen to be running now, during the CHRISTMAS season and not at some other time of the year. It is Christians celebrating Christ's birth that make this time of year a great retail season. The GAP has weasled out and caved to political correctness.

Comment Date: Nov 25 2009 2:22 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The latest commercial is making a mockery of the celebration of our Savior's birth-equating it to the other various holiday celebrated. I realize secular culture views Christmas no differently& this commercial represents that! It's clear that GAP has an agenda, a message it wants to get out. I prefer their clothing, but will not be purchasing anything from GAP, or their affiliate stores Old Navy & Banana Republic this year!

Comment Date: Nov 25 2009 6:43 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The irony is that those who created this offensive ad have NO idea how much consumers would love and welcome seeing and hearing "Merry Christmas." It's not too late to change and do the right thing, GAP! We'd then lift the GAP ban our family has on your store. Merry Christmas!

Comment Date: Nov 25 2009 6:04 AM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: The latest ad from the Gap, is openly blasphemous! One line says something like,-you do what ever feels right-. I couldn't believe it when I heard it. It's very disappointing, and I will certainly never shop there again.

Comment Date: Nov 25 2009 5:53 AM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: Happy Holiday plastered on the window of their store that opens into the mall. No comment or mention of Christmas.

Comment Date: Nov 24 2009 10:22 PM
Rating: Christmas-Friendly

Comment Date: Nov 24 2009 9:50 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Former Gap customer for 20+ years, completely offended by this advertisement. As a Christian I will not spend my Christmas money at Gap. Two, Four, Six, Eight, now's the time to liberate Go Christmas, Go Hanukkah, Go Kwanza, Go Solstice. Go classic tree, go plastic tree, go plant a tree, go add a tree, You 86 the rules, you do what feels just right. Happy do whatever you wanukkah, and to all a cheery night. Go Christmas, Go Hanukkah, go whatever holiday you wanukkah.

Comment Date: Nov 24 2009 9:33 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I am tired of everyone feeling that "86-ing" the rules is somehow tolerant. Aren't we glad God didn't decide to "do whatever he wannaka'd", but chose to become flesh for our salvation which, by the way IS what we are celebrating.

Comment Date: Nov 24 2009 8:48 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Their adds offend me - Christmas is lumped into all of the other "winter celebrations" like Kwanza, Hanukkah, winter solstice... Not to mention the suggestive poses that these teenagers/young adults are in! Are you kidding me? Until they quit boycotting Christmas, I will keep boycotting them!

Comment Date: Dec 22 2009 3:59 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Just do anything holiday? Are you kidding. How offensive can you get. Gap stands for nothing that I stand for and I will NOT be shopping there or any of it's affiliate stores this year. Jesus is the reason for the season...

Comment Date: Nov 24 2009 8:34 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: Do not like their new ad. Christmas is just lumped into whatever you feel like celebrating which means nothing. As much as I like their clothes, I will not shop there.

Comment Date: Dec 22 2009 3:59 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: GAP - I find your ads offensive and the fact you are not celebrating CHRISTMAS is offensive to me. My family will NOT be shopping at GAP until I see Christmas in ads and your ads are less sexually offensive. Thank you for your time.

Comment Date: Nov 24 2009 8:04 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: No mention of "Christmas" anywhere on their website

Comment Date: Nov 24 2009 2:37 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: GAP, I find your latest TV commercial offensive. Comparing Christmas and Hanukkah with winter solstice, the made up sixties holiday Kwanzaa, and eighty-sixing it (ignoring, do-nothing) shows your contempt for the real holiday. The federally recognized holiday celebrates CHRISTMAS (THE BIRTH OF JESUS CHRIST) and no other holiday. A VAST MAJORITY OF PEOPLE BUY GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS to remember and show love for their friends and family as the wise men honored the Christ child that first Christmas. I will not step in a GAP (or GAP affiliated) store because of your contempt.

Comment Date: Nov 24 2009 1:44 PM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: GAP's tv commercial only plays into the continuing notion that one determines their own truth. Do what you want and what makes you happy regardless of the truth. They package this concept in a happy little spot devoid of any meaning except the attempt appeal to everyone and not to offend anybody. Chrisitans should stop buying all together just one Christmas to show the world that it really isn't about what we give but what only God has given.

Comment Date: Dec 22 2009 3:57 PM
Rating: Christmas-Offensive
Comment: I do not like your commercial...

Comment Date: Nov 23 2009 10:11 AM
Rating: Christmas-Negligent
Comment: New commercial is not very friendly to Christmas.