These types of events in Utah are used to exclude non-mormon kids and make them feel like outsiders. Its the norm to do this and is used as a mechanism for recruitment to make people feel like they belong to a "community."
Yep, while trunk or treat has gone a bit mainstream I'm pretty sure it started in religious conservative communities who thought celebrating Halloween was satanic.
For sure, Mormons don't like to talk about it but back in the day they thought things like pinball machines and playing cards were made by the devil to temp children into gambling. You also get these type of people.
These types of events in Utah are used to exclude non-mormon kids and make them feel like outsiders. Its the norm to do this and is used as a mechanism for recruitment to make people feel like they belong to a "community."
Yep, while trunk or treat has gone a bit mainstream I'm pretty sure it started in religious conservative communities who thought celebrating Halloween was satanic.
For sure, Mormons don't like to talk about it but back in the day they thought things like pinball machines and playing cards were made by the devil to temp children into gambling. You also get these type of people.
Mother fuckers going on about some fake ass 'War on Christmas' for decades to distract us from the real War on Halloween they themselves were waging
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