OK, Surely those are the good Jews then who don't like the fascist Italian rulers.

The preferred terminology is religious zealots, radical Jews or the like.

How about “Freedom Jew” or “Covidiot Jew”?

we're gonna scare off a portion of our audience!

There are some good libertarian Jews too.

you don't need the Proud Boys anyway...they were just pretending to like you...like wolves in sheep's clothing

We all find a reason to hate sometime. It's how you deal with it, reveals who you really are.

I wonder where they stand on Cuomo passing basically anti-Jewish edicts. Our edicts here in California are anti-everyone.

Well we just lost Halloween.

“To protect yourself and your community, you should not go trick-or-treating or mix with others outside allowed private gatherings this Halloween season.

Safer Alternatives for Halloween

The safest way to celebrate Halloween is to spend time with people in the same household or to celebrate virtually. Some specific alternatives that are low risk but still capture the holiday fun include:

Creating a haunted house or candy scavenger hunt in your home
Having a scary movie night and Halloween-themed activities (pumpkin carving, face painting) at home
Participating in online parties/contests (e.g. costume or pumpkin carvings)
Attending car-based outings where people do not leave their car including drive-in events or contests or movies; driving through an area with Halloween displays
Eating a Halloween-themed meal with your household (alone or with up to 2 other households, not including your own, for a meal outside following all other gathering guidelines)
Enjoying a Halloween-themed art installation at an outdoor museum with your household
Dressing up homes and yards with Halloween-themed decorations
Giving treats at home only to those in your household.
Send a curated playlist and/or themed treats (or tricks) to your friends ahead of time.
Designing face masks that reflect your child/ren's Halloween costumes
Prepare a Halloween basket for your children or Halloween hunt in your backyard

Safer Alternatives for Día de los Muertos

The safest way to celebrate Día de los Muertos is to spend time with people in the same household or to celebrate virtually. Some specific alternatives that are low risk but still capture the cultural celebration inlcude:

Altars: Consider placing and creating your altar in a front window or outside so others can view from a safe social distance.
Virtual Altar: Create a virtual space to honor lost loved ones. Share with family and friends via email or social media.
Cemetery Visits: If you visit the cemetery, only visit with those you live with, wear masks and maintain appropriate social distancing. Limit time spent to minimum necessary.”

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Ok, I thought you had no sense of humor. Certainly no sense of irony......

We can all be wrong.

I forgive you

I really hate sea cucumber, even when they are dead....and refuse to taste, smell, touch or come in close proximity to them

Hockeydad....

What happens when 3 California families gather together...

Buttttttt....

One family brings "T.W. THE REDHEADED STEPCHILD"...

DOes THE Gavin newSoM cobra attack heliCOptEr zero in and take out all three families with a 7.62mm mini gun?

We have Reapers at Beale AFB

Exactly how can they outlaw Halloween? It's not a state sponsored activity. It's not a privately sponsored activity. Are they going to send out cops to patrol the streets and arrest/fine kids for walking around the neighborhood? Are they trying to make it illegal to knock on someone's door and accept candy?

The apartment manager here said that trick or treating is not allowed this year. I live on the first floor and my door opens up to the outside, you don't need to access any portion of the apartment building to reach my front door.

My response to that witch? FU! Go ahead and try to stop me from handing out candy to kids knocking on my door.

It’s not outlawed, they’re just guidelines but we tend to be pretty well conditioned to follow orders.

Some may dress up in costumes and go door to door and protest.

FIFY

nice one, Robert.