I remember being taught from such a small age who "bad" Christmas was. We moved and still received mail for about a year for the previous tenant. At Christmas time someone sent the previous tenant a Christmas card... well, I opened up the mailbox and I saw it and thought how "bad" it was. I think I was about 8 years old. I shredded it and threw it away.
Well, the trash can blew over and the peices went flying and then my mom found it and said whoever did this was such a criminal because they obviously were looking for Christmas cash and were stealing mail hoping to find money. I felt so guilty because I thought tearing it up was the right thing to do, and then her talking so badly about whoever did it made me feel horrible.
I never admitted to doing it until I was about 18 yoa. I carried it around like some sin... of course there was no money in it. It was just a card, but I will never forget who ingrained the idea of what things were "bad".... it ends up teaching kids intolerance.
That is also why some kids think it's okay to make fun of other religions, other holidays, etc.. because they are taught these things are "bad" in Jehovah's eyes... JW's aren't taught tolerance or acceptance. They are taught very black and white. (of course in general, some parents actually are more liberal)