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Thursday, October 27, 2005
Witches, Goblins and Multicultural Ghosts

The multicultural poltergeist has once again reared its ugly head. Now the Toronto District School Board wants to ban one of North America’s favourite traditions because, wait for it, they’re worried it might offend Wiccans: Teachers should abstain from traditional classroom Halloween festivities because “many recently arrived students in our schools share absolutely none of the background cultural knowledge that is necessary to view 'trick or treating,' the commercialization of death, the Christian sexist demonization of pagan religious beliefs, as 'fun.'…"Halloween is a religious day of significance for Wiccans and therefore should be treated respectfully."

Okay, so Halloween is a “Christian sexist demonization of pagan religious beliefs” because we what, some kids dress up as witches? I don’t get this because Halloween is an ancient Celtic pagan ritual that predates even Christianity. If anything, the Wiccans should feel at home with it given their own religious beliefs. Yes, Christianity had an influence from All Hallows Eve (i.e., Halloween, which comes from All Hallows Day marked every November 1 otherwise know as All Saints Day in the Catholic Calendar). But who cares? Are we dressing up to make fun of the pagans or are we all out to have a good scary time.

Sheesh. If the multiculti correct had their way, there’d be no Christmas, no Easter, no Halloween, no Queen, no nothing. Just Squaresville. Boring, godless and God awful lowest common denominator Squaresville. The kids are not going to put up with this one, methinks. Ever.

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