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Originally Posted by KAPital PHINUst
Simply put, because you do not live in a society that has a monolithic culture and/or homogenous population.
That notwithstanding, it is inherently expected that in any given society, everyone within it is expected to contribute to the society to help define it. It is unrealistic to expose your subculture your immediate society and not expect others to want to participate.
You live in America, a melting pot which consists of a largely diverse conglomerate of other cultures. So it is virtually impossible to totally insulate your culture from other cultures, because you co-exist with them every day. FWIW, America has a tendency to bastardize other cultures in some way or form because of the "melting pot" theory.
Simply put, you want to keep your traditions to yourself? Go find an isolated area of land and create a society that consists of the monolithic culture and homogenous population that you seek, and your traditions will be more or less secured within the confines of your society. But bottom line, you won't find that here.
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Missed the point as always. Why do WE teach them and in some cases, seek others out to teach???? That is the question.
Other cultures don't share like we do. Read the entire post again and try answering the question again.