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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kindergartener is happy to learn about any religious holiday if something delicious is involved. The more shots on goal for special snacks, the better. [/quote] Yes, but...  people fast for Ramadan. People fast for Yom Kippur and the Ninth of Av. It's not cute to reduce my religion to a coloring page and a snack.[/quote]

Many people learn about other cultures through food. But by all means, go with scolding. I’m sure it’s just as effective. 
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Late stage capitalism/dollar store economics reduces everyone's meaningful holidays and belief to the equivalent of a coloring page and a snack.  It doesn't discriminate.

One of the things that I've most noticed was the Chinese export business hollowing out locally-made handicrafts from Hungary to Egypt to the American Southwest.  I sometimes wonder about how this can really be considered economic progress.
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I think you need a snack. [/quote]

Actually, this is true. If you have been to a bazaar anywhere in the world it's the same Chinese imports mostly. Morrocco was fun to visit because people still make local stuff. Not sure what this has to do with Easter, but it was a true observation.[/quote]

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