If you are not a christian,why do u celebrate Christmas or Easter. what's the point?

easter was originally called osatra from the germanic,norse,and swedish countries that usually was celebrated aroundmarch20th,21st or 22nd that celebrated the upcoming of summer and freya was one of the goddesses tributed during this time for fertility of the upcoming seeding of the earth..yule was celebrated by the same kindred (tribes or families) on or about the 21st of december. june21st was midsummer and sept. 21st was for protection during the upcoming winter... THEY usually clebrated the changes of the seasons similiar to the indian traditions. every three months was the main for the kindred celebrated. Christian crusaders adopted the holidays in a attempt to get the people to transfer over to thier system with easier consious grief. Study the history of religion and all of its origins

( I asked the question ) Ur right, but but to non-Christians, what are they celebrating? Christians are celebrating Jesus' birth and death, if you don't believe in Jesus, what are you celebrating?
P.S., I love the hard-boiled eggs too ;D

I guess in a sense, I'm not actually celebrating. I mean, I put up a tree, and decorate it, and we eat as a family, and exchange presents, but we're not actually celebrating anything, we're just having fun.

ok, but also then, to non-Christians, where did the holidays come from? why are they even celebrated?

Well, you can check the wikipedia article on Christmas for its origins, but as for where did it come from for non-Christians, I'd have to guess that other people just went, "Oh that looks like fun, I'll do it too."