Cultures, not costumes

[trashcanman]

I know I've spent way too much time on this site ranting about political correctness. I know this. I like to use derogatory words, make offensive jokes, watch horrible movies, listen to crazy music, and do all the other things we American folk do in the name of freedom of speech. This includes the right to satire and parody. But do doofy Halloween costumes count? That's right, the PCPD has now turned it's attention to politically incorrect Halloween costumes when they should be scheduling that rectal stick-ectomy they so desperately need. And we on the internet have, of course, assured that they shall be soundly mocked for their sad-faced serious protest of non-serious things. Behold.

thechive.com/2011/10/28/cmon-guys-lets-take-halloween-seriously-25-photos/

Now I don't have any photo-editing software that I know of, so I'm going to make my contribution ghetto-style. But I think you'll get the point.


This is not who I am, and this is NOT OKAY!



Then again, if it's not who they are, why do they care?

[Mrs_C]

Very funny. I totally understand and for Lobsters and Pedo-Bears everywhere we have their posters!







ahem...

[The Curmudgeon]

Newsflash you handwringing, Politically Correct imbeciles; THIS is what people used to accept as "dressing up."



How many people do you see dressed like that for Halloween now? Would anyone dress up with big fake teeth, squinting their eyes and saying "We So Solly?" Would dressing up as a KKK member with white hood and burning cross get a lot of laughs now? No.

This sort of shit just pisses me off. It's like "how can we FIND a way to be needlessly insulted and offended? How can we take a one-sided view of something and then try and ram it down the world's throat under the banner 'This Should Offend You'".

Thank God, then, for the internet, treating this bullshit with the respect it deserves. Even better that some of the posters are hilarious.