Halloween in Georgia: Detach or Cross? You know, I look at this topic and understand: some copies have already been broken, but the things are still there. The older generation cross themselves and say "Satan". Young people dress up as vampires and witches, decorate bars and schools and have fun. The truth, as always, lies in the middle. I am a mature and conservative person. For me, Halloween is not a holiday in the full sense. We have our own dates, our own traditions, our own faith. And when I see a ten-year-old in a zombie costume, frankly, I don't really like it. Not because there are "demons", but because it is a foreign culture that we try without much need. But I will not shout "blasphemy" and demand bans. why? Because young people have the right to enjoy themselves. They don't pray to the devil - they have fun, take pictures, drink cocktails in bars. It's their way of relaxing. And if it doesn't cross the line, doesn't hurt the feelings of the believers, doesn't turn into aggression - so be it. It is important to remember one thing: respect for the feelings of others. If you wear a suit and post a video on the Internet, think about whether you will offend someone. There are many religious people in our country, and for them vampires and witches are no joke. That doesn't mean you can't party. This means you have to be tactful. as in everything else. I'm not going to celebrate Halloween. But I will not condemn those who point out. We have a free country, and everyone makes their own choice. The main thing is that fun will not turn into disrespect, and traditions will not turn into prohibitions. What do you think - is it harmless fun or another reason to think?

Halloween in Georgia: Detach or Cross? You know, I look at this topic and understand: some copies have already been broken, but the things are still there. The older generation cross themselves and say "Satan". Young people dress up as vampires and witches, decorate bars and schools and have fun. The truth, as always, lies in the middle. I am a mature and conservative person. For me, Halloween is not a holiday in the full sense. We have our own dates, our own traditions, our own faith. And when I see a ten-year-old in a zombie costume, frankly, I don't really like it. Not because there are "demons", but because it is a foreign culture that we try without much need. But I will not shout "blasphemy" and demand bans. why? Because young people have the right to enjoy themselves. They don't pray to the devil - they have fun, take pictures, drink cocktails in bars. It's their way of relaxing. And if it doesn't cross the line, doesn't hurt the feelings of the believers, doesn't turn into aggression - so be it. It is important to remember one thing: respect for the feelings of others. If you wear a suit and post a video on the Internet, think about whether you will offend someone. There are many religious people in our country, and for them vampires and witches are no joke. That doesn't mean you can't party. This means you have to be tactful. as in everything else. I'm not going to celebrate Halloween. But I will not condemn those who point out. We have a free country, and everyone makes their own choice. The main thing is that fun will not turn into disrespect, and traditions will not turn into prohibitions. What do you think - is it harmless fun or another reason to think?