What are your views on Halloween?

[Viridian1]

In Poland it is getting popular but I think just because of commercial americanization of culture.

[Mixdguy17]

Do they celebrate Halloween in Mexico?

We Celebrate Dia de los Muertos, but Halloween is also kind of celebrated but not really in the same magnitude that it is in the States. People do dress, go to partys and some buoldings and neighborhoods do give candy out but definetly not the great majority. Dia de los Muertos is celebrated everywhere though.

[Oneeye]

Cinco de Mayo?

5th of May... Some Mexican village's celebration of fending off the French army in the 1800s was coopted by Americans as an excuse to get drunk on Mexican beer.


Sugar skulls becoming more popular with Halloween is something I approve of though.

[Faklon]

It's not rooted in our culture but some people celebrate it due to American media influence. I remember I was working for Dixons (British electronics retail company that runs the Kotsovolos franchise here) and they would make some "Halloween offers", ultimately influencing the culture of the consumer. Same thing with Black Friday that it is now considered a norm.

We traditionally celebrate Apokries/Carnival that it's somewhat similar to Halloween.

[War Chef]

It's not rooted in our culture but some people celebrate it due to American media influence. I remember I was working for Dixons (British electronics retail company that runs the Kotsovolos franchise here) and they would make some "Halloween offers", ultimately influencing the culture of the consumer. Same thing with Black Friday that it is now considered a norm.

We traditionally celebrateApokries/Carnival that it's somewhat similar to Halloween.

Americanization is Degeneration.

Consumerism at the expense of losing ones soul.

"Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of God."
Matthew 19:24

[Graham]

5th of May... Some Mexican village's celebration of fending off the French army in the 1800s was coopted by Americans as an excuse to get drunk on Mexican beer.


Sugar skulls becoming more popular with Halloween is something I approve of though.

Grassy ass and Merci. ching!

[Roy]

Halloween is fun. My kids really, really look forward to it. This year's trick-or-treat certainly is affected by the pandemic, but we will be out collecting candy.

I do not celebrate because no one around me does but I always cringe when some people older than me find Halloween indecent (like my dad) or even outrageous. I am not kidding you. But then again my father is too serious when it comes to everything. One day after Halloween in Poland is celebrated All Saints' Day when Poles visit the graves that has a very different character and I guess it rubs some people off.

I personally find Halloween phenomenon to be pretty cool.

[Dark Snyper Lord 666]

Scots are quite cliquey, humble and don't like people who stand out so much.

There is no true Scot, but that is what I think.


Don't know the Irish well enough to know. But there is probably some trait that I mentioned above there that would be similar.

i fucking hate scots. its a blanket statement thats not fully true as i have a very close scottish friend, but jesus scottish ancestry people usually piss me off so much.

not fucking like the irish at all, theyre antisocial spazzes.

[Daco Celtic]

I'm dressed like Elvis

[Satem]

I don't celebrate it myself, but it can be fun for many people so I don't mind if someone would celebrate it even in my neighbourhood. I have pretty neutral feelings about it