Thursday, October 25, 2012

111_ Britain think Halloween is American cult. This is good news for me_111

How come children have to wear the demonic costumes as you know.

Demonic magnetism are in Air and searching us to possess.
We have to be careful for what we wear , how make up, how speak, what kind of music we listen , and so on.

Halloween is always at a night, not in a bright day light.
Why?
Demonic magnetism easy to active in the night time than the day time. It is what I think of.

I really think that, Halloween is unhealthy event for little kids and for teen ages and even for adults .

A visiting a house to a house nearby for asking sweets is unbelievably silly lower mental trap activity for me.

It seems wrongly back to a child like mind and had riding a business creation wave as the money making event for sucking the money from lower and middle class`s families.

I remember the one news what happened at Halloween night.
A one house owner killed a boy at a back yard window. A house owner freaked out and shot him in a Halloween costume.

Whatever , I never seen Halloween decoration at yards at houses of the high income class.

Me? I am too poor to enjoy for anything. I am fine with every 2 meals at my living space.

For me, Halloween is nothing sweet heart event, but it is a bitter event for offering own child to Dark side.

Damian Thompson

Damian Thompson is Editor of Telegraph Blogs and a columnist for the Daily Telegraph. He was once described by The Church Times as a "blood-crazed ferret". He is on Twitter as HolySmoke. His new book is called The Fix: How addiction is invading our lives and taking over your world.

Britain is sick of the American cult of Halloween

By Damian Thompson

Last updated: October 30th, 2009

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This is the only time of year

when I become seriously anti-

American.

Our national media, retailers

and brainwashed children have

all been sucked in to the

American cult of Halloween,

which demands that shops deck

out their windows with feeble

pumpkin displays – and your

doorbell is rung every five

minutes by infants dressed as

vampires, demanding presents.

One of America's worst exports

I can live with with

"the commercialisation

of Christmas", because at least the cult of Xmas wasn't foisted on us by another country, and as

I recall it was even tackier 30

years ago than it is now.

But the modern Halloween, although it marks a perfectly

respectable (and depressing)

event in the Christian calendar,
was created by Americans.

Over in the States, an entire

nation throws itself into a

fancy dress party with a naive

enthusiasm that comes naturally

to Yanks.

We, on the other hand, have only

recently adopted Halloween, and

we do it self-consciously, like

embarrassed guests forced to

play charades by a tyrannically

cheerful host.

I was in New York once

for Halloween, and

it was – appropriately –

a hellish experience.

Not a single retailer felt able to ignore the festival: not even dry cleaners.

The only people conspicuously not taking part were evangelical Christians who have persuaded themselves that this holiday is somehow Satanic in origin.

And now their equivalents in Britain have got in on the act – so, in addition to being confronted by grinning pumpkins and the equally fake smiles of Halloween partygoers, we have to put up with anti-Halloween lectures from born-again Christians. What fun.

Isn't there something equally revolting that we can send the Americans back in return?

Morris dancers, perhaps.

They are – thank goodness – dying out over here,

but the Yanks are so enthusiastic about celebrating other nations' cultures that it wouldn't be long before the streets of Manhattan were clogged with gurning ninnies with bells tied to their ankles.

And, in the meantime, perhaps I could suggest to our American cousins where they can stuff their pumpkins.