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No it isn't. It's a kin to saying that many Jewish people prefer to eat Kosher meals so when the government goes to buy emergency rations it looks for ones tha
by pmorici 13y ago
No it isn't. It's a kin to saying that many Jewish people prefer to eat Kosher meals so when the government goes to buy emergency rations it looks for ones that are Kosher.
I don't see why it's "ignorant" to think a government institution wouldn't take into consideration the local cultural sensitivities when making decisions.
It has nothing to do with "blaming" it on religion. It's just that individual preferences might have made this scam more attractive in some parts of the world. I'm not sure what your point is, have you ever lived outside the US you seem to lack a nuanced understanding of foreign culture.