I find it ironic, that's all.
The majority of Jews, particularly in our great city of Las Vegas feel little compulsion to keep Jewish traditions. How many Jews make kiddush on Friday night, or sit in the shade of a sukkah during that great holiday? These are 'traditions' the Jewish people have kept steadily for over 3000 years.
Yet Jews become very 'religious' when it comes to the 'Jewish tradition' of eating Chinese food on Xmas.
There's even an entertaining (if not somewhat offensive) YouTube music video about it.
Not judging, just pointing out the irony.
The majority of Jews, particularly in our great city of Las Vegas feel little compulsion to keep Jewish traditions. How many Jews make kiddush on Friday night, or sit in the shade of a sukkah during that great holiday? These are 'traditions' the Jewish people have kept steadily for over 3000 years.
Yet Jews become very 'religious' when it comes to the 'Jewish tradition' of eating Chinese food on Xmas.
There's even an entertaining (if not somewhat offensive) YouTube music video about it.
Not judging, just pointing out the irony.
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Don't forget the Movies too.
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