Thread: Milford, CT Mayor bans Halloween festivities

Political correctness at its finest. Too many Muslims students and their parents objected to Halloween on the basis that it is a celebration of evil and demons and witches and ghosts. Therefore the mayor of Milford Connecticut has banned Halloween celebrations in the town of Milford. Now all you assholes please tell me that these Muslims really want to integrate into the society that they immigrated to.

Now I'm not saying I agree with this at all, because I fucking don't


HOWEVER


This would make Muslims no different than Jehovah's Witnesses (ironic they don't like people knocking on their doors randomly) and a small group of really hardcore Southern Baptists....the types of people who thought harry Potter was evil.


So end of the day it's just hyper religious people being hyper religious and ruining fun for everyone. I don't think it makes them terrorists....PC maybe....but just "Fun Police" more than anything else.

Originally Posted by El Kabong

Now I'm not saying I agree with this at all, because I fucking don't


HOWEVER


This would make Muslims no different than Jehovah's Witnesses (ironic they don't like people knocking on their doors randomly) and a small group of really hardcore Southern Baptists....the types of people who thought harry Potter was evil.


So end of the day it's just hyper religious people being hyper religious and ruining fun for everyone. I don't think it makes them terrorists....PC maybe....but just "Fun Police" more than anything else.

Lyle, you do see the difference between a Jehovah Witness simply clucking their tongue at a Halloween celebration or a Southern Baptist frowning upon Halloween and its insinuations, and a group of Muslim parents in a town pressuring the mayor to actually ban a celebration?

Meh....saying it's banned and enforcing that ban are 2 completely different things




Some cities ban teens from trick-or-treating - TODAY.com

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...icle-1.1970561

Originally Posted by El Kabong

Meh....saying it's banned and enforcing that ban are 2 completely different things




Some cities ban teens from trick-or-treating - TODAY.com

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...icle-1.1970561

This is not about whether or not it is enforceable. You wouldn't like new gun laws to go on the books with you even if they were unenforceable. What I am trying to show is the political cloud at the grassroots level that that group of Muslim parents has in Connecticut. Now I don't know how they can enforce that then but I do believe they will try. The point is this Muslim parents have changed at least on paper which is what laws are aren't they an age-old Halloween celebration in a quaint little Connecticut town.

Well go egg their houses Brock, then fuck do you want me to do about it?

Originally Posted by El Kabong

Well go egg their houses Brock, then fuck do you want me to do about it?

you cant do ANYTHING ABOUT IT, Lyle, thats the point. PC is wrecking a lot of shit with its liberal-ass "we gotta please everybody" gayness.

Brock you are inciting hatred and even El Kabong sees past your post.

Big bad Muslims taking over the world!

Originally Posted by Master

Brock you are inciting hatred and even El Kabong sees past your post.

Big bad Muslims taking over the world!

"Banning" Halloween isn't this -> Shafia family members who killed 4 female relatives seek new trial - Montreal - CBC News


The "I think everyone should live under Sharia"/"We're bringing Sharia to countries that already have laws" crowd is the dangerous Islamic political arm of those who would participate/fund terrorist attacks against us....huge difference between the "We don't want Halloween" people and the "Kill the infidels" crowd

I know there is a huge difference.

Originally Posted by Master

I know there is a huge difference.

I was explaining for Brock because he's not seemed to catch what I'm trying to say

Originally Posted by Master

Brock you are inciting hatred and even El Kabong sees past your post.

Big bad Muslims taking over the world!

What a wild stretch of the meaning of language and an unsound conclusion to come to based on the post about the Halloween banning in a Connecticut town. If this was a literary class and that passage was interpreted by any student to mean the incitement of hatred, that student would fail the class miserably.

Originally Posted by El Kabong

Originally Posted by Master

I know there is a huge difference.

I was explaining for Brock because he's not seemed to catch what I'm trying to say

My error, sorry.

No worries

Halloween is some kind of Satanist routine intent on normalising evil creatures such as vampires and demons. Plus it encourages begging and knocking on strangers doors. When you think about it Halloween doesn't really offer anything constructive. It is kiddie bankerism. Ban it!