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I actually think it is as simple as "don't take the yoga class." Do you really think Christian kids or Jewish kids feel excluded because there's a

Posted by Jim (aka Jim) Apr 25 '13, 08:46

frickin' yoga class? IMO, people take this shit too far...and in doing so, they take away from the REAL incidents of the mixture of church and state.

Fuck, Siddhartha was an assigned reading project for me in high school. To this day, it remains one of the best reads I've had. Today, some jagoff parent trying to prove a point would sue the school over it.

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- This may sound ignorant, but you know I don't care...those people are idiots. - Jim Apr 25, 08:56 3
  - Using the activity to achieve mind-expanding states in conjunction with Hindu ceremonies makes it a religious thing -- nm - zork Apr 25, 09:06
  - incorporating a hindu ceremony seems a bit more than just "happening to have the origin of the exercise in it" to me. - znufrii Apr 25, 08:58
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