It was not my comments, I copied and pasted it from the article. In saying that, I don't see what is wrong with the comment of the journalist.
Christians do celebrate Good Friday. Why else would it be called "Good" and a public holiday. Given Jesus was hung, perhaps it would be more appropriate to call it B ad Friday and Good Sunday when he is resurrected- at least as legend has it...
Wrong and wrong. It’s embarrassing I have to explain this again:
1 Patients aren’t customarily ‘killed’ in hospitals, sometimes they unfortunately die.
2 It’s called Good Friday in the sense of ‘holy’ Friday, not that the events were good. It’s not celebrated, Good Friday is commemorated and Easter Sunday is celebrated.
Best just to laugh Shark....these bloopers can’t be rationalized away. Think of it this way....nobody celebrates the death of Kennedy or Ghandi, but they do commemorate them. The same is true for the followers of particular religious leaders.
But if you come across any hospital that deliberately kills it’s patients, it’s best to avoid it.
...You can understand the confusion when Fat Donny himself has wished all of America a happy crucifixion day in fool capitals just a couple of weeks ago...
Wishing someone a happy Good Friday is like saying “Happy Pearl Harbor Day!” or “Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Assassination Day!” It demonstrates a recognition that a day is important but without grasping the significance. That was why, even by his own standards, President Trump’s tweet commemorating one of the holiest days of the year for most Christians was jarring. “HAPPY GOOD FRIDAY TO ALL!” read the message, written on the president’s iPhone in his signature all-caps-and-an-exclamation-point style.