Indian: If you're gonna use religious iconography, then definitely.
Edit: You mean Native American. Yes, it's offensive. Especially if a white American does it.

Pimp: no.

Geisha: Not really, I don't think. Geisha is an occupation.

Army: no.

None of them are. People are just sensitive about everything nowadays

Army costumes no.

But I can understand people of other cultures being offended Americans take parts of their culture and (almost mockingly) dress up for it like it's a costume.

Only the Native American costumes get the side eye from me.

It's kind of ironic that this article uses "Indian" to mean Native American tho

None are offensive except for Indian.

Dressing as someone's culture is highly offensive. At least go for Pocahontas or something.

No. It kills me how everything is so damn sensitive today . If I wanted to wear any type of Indian costume, I will wear it. **** it being anyone else's culture. None of that matters

Native American costumes are pretty offensive, the rest no.

it doesnt matter if i want to kill someone its ok because i want to and nobody else wants me to

And that's exactly how it should be

not seeing any see any indian costumes here, but i think the native american one is tacky as hell

so celebrating a holiday that arguably parodies religious faith is cool, but Native American costumes are just downright offensive.










**** outta here.

none.

Am I the only one thinking dressing your kid as a soldier is the worst? For "supporting the troops" or some ******** like this? There are kids not wearing this for fun all around the world.
It is something different for grown-ups to do something like this.

No one wants their history turned into a Halloween costume.

Halloween mostly parodies Christianity. I'm a Christian, but Christianity is the most dominant religion in the world and Christians have always been the ones oppressing non-Christians, not the other way around. My point: a Christian complaining about someone mocking their faith is like a White person complaining about being called a cracker.

Y'all do too much. None of these costumes are offensive, and y'all need to get over yourselves.

Oops I guess my Native American costume for tomorrow is offensive