Political correctness has reached obnoxious levels. Normally, I thoroughly enjoy tipping sacred cows. But there's something unseemly about celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa with piles of excrement.
I'm referring to Publicis & Hal Riney's holiday e-card. Under the pretext of Warmest Holiday Greetings, the advertising agency's e-card is filled with images of boys squatting over the "warm present" each has just dropped. The e-card tells of the fictitious custom of placing a figurine of a pooping boy in the nativity scene. At the end of the card, the recipient is invited to send his or her own greeting written in excrement.
Tattooing a holiday greeting on Santa's butt is one thing, but bringing a pile of poo into the manger crosses the line.
Addendum
Once again, Saurio is right. (See comment.) The pooping kid in the manger is not a fictitious custom.
Saurio is also right that this whole thing looks very strange, indeed, to USAmerican eyes. I still don't think it's appropriate for a B2B holiday greeting in the States.