When you walk down the street and see kids dressed as things that clearly aren’t scary don’t you feel angry

@TheJagsman no one’s been offended at my anti halloween posts today

@Mamapolo2016 what are you talking about, hello kitty is terrifying

There you go. @AndrewtheAlu

Actually My Little Pony is the monster in my closet.Over the course of my daughter's childhood I got caught in a stampede more times than I can bear to contemplate.@AndrewtheAlu

@AndrewtheAlu If/when you have children you may feel differently.

@Byron8by7 mate I don’t really get angry seeing a kid dressed as a princess or whatever 😂

@AndrewtheAlu I'm very protective of my daughters, "mate."

@Ellie65StarRoberts Elsa is the scariest thing they can think of

Yeah I know.. But they r too cute, I forgive em

@AndrewtheAlu Yah... It technically is a harvest festival and that is basically what it was on a plain English way of putting it.

I just think it is dumb some schools and groups feel a need to not call.it what is by name and instead have to use the description of it on order to appease a small groups sensibilities. You think Halloween or any holiday is offensive? Duck off in the corner and don't participate. Why we have to change to include you with special treatment?

@MethDozer I don’t remember ever having anything to do with halloween at school anyway. Halloween was the evening but it was just a regular school day

@AndrewtheAlu We got to wear our costume and had punch during recess.
A lot of schools do something g like that or bigger these days though. I get why a kid would pick a costume they can wear for that instead of one they couldn't.

He'll now many kids don't even go trick or treating. The parents send them to the school or a red center that night to get candy instead