If you have an astronomically boneheaded take like “the end of history” it should be illegal for you to ever have one again. Enforced lurker mode
Boneheaded? Like skeletons? Wow you're really out here being so insensitive to death that you use the word boneheaded. Mods we gotta deal with this sort of behavior stat
you can take my halloween decorations over my DEAD BODY!@WhyEssEff@hexbear.net please, please, we're tired of your emojis winning.
The End of History means no more fun spooky skeleton imagery. The less fun spooky skeleton imagery, the more History is Ended.
"We shouldn't trivialize death," says the acclaimed horror author.
"We shouldn't trivialize death," says the acclaimed horror author.
You mean this guy? He wrote some scary shit, all right.
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getting this upset about halloween decorations is so weird lol, what an embarrassing public self-own
Death to America
A liberal writer who fears the Lacanian real? Turns out that her mountains of pages of text are just a weak defense against existential horror lmao, liberalism is literally an ideology for frightened delusional children hiding from the dark
I once saw some people say Halloween is reactionary because Zombies and Mummies are African things that white people find scary. Also that the word Spooky is a slur.
I wouldn't be surprised to see those kinds of takes on here, to be honest.
spook apparently does have some history as a slur for black people
It sure makes trying to explain egoism to libs annoying.
It's also the name of one of the cats in Top Cat.
I don't see them talking about how Halloween is Irish cultural appropriation of Samhain
Just wait until they accidentally stumble into a Dia de los Muertos parade
Ahhh no please stop I'm going to live forever ahh if the line goes up forever so should I ahhhh respect the tragedy of my morality ahhhh
Silly decorations like this are at least 50% of why I want to live in a house.
I swear we going to be a Halloween/Christmas mode the day after labor day in a year's time. I already saw the "holiday" peppermint flavors of things in my local big-box grocery.
That would not simply be another skirmish in the war on Christmas, but perhaps the beginning of a hot war amongst the holidays
Best part of Halloween is it provides a strong bulwark, a line in the sand past which the Christmas season cannot cross.
Halloween needs to conduct a defensive first strike on November to put an end to the continuing provocation of Christmas’ aggressive expansion across the calendar.
Don't tell anybody but the apple and pumpkin pies at Thanksgiving are our beachhead. Extending our influence with autumnal fruits and gourds.
