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This was my first ME, seeing them spelling this Berenstain. These books were my favorite when I learned to read, I am very focused on getting my spelling accurate and have a photographic memory. It was always Berenstein, and that is before I even knew "stein" is usually a jewish name. Which got me thinking...

Maybe there is some sort of intelligence behind these changes trying to tell us something - that the "steins" are "stains" - jews are stains on humanity, specifically White people since they often pass for Whites. Think about stains on white clothes.

This was my first ME, seeing them spelling this Berenstain. These books were my favorite when I learned to read, I am very focused on getting my spelling accurate and have a photographic memory. It was always Berenstein, and that is before I even knew "stein" is usually a jewish name. Which got me thinking... Maybe there is some sort of intelligence behind these changes trying to tell us something - that the "steins" are "stains" - jews are stains on humanity, specifically White people since they often pass for Whites. Think about stains on white clothes.

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I specifically remember stein over stain because it introduction me to the existential confusion between words that have EI in them and which order they go, EI or IE