People are furious about Party City?s ?Wall? costume
 

lol this is dumb.

https://thenypost.files.wordpress.co...4&h=441&crop=1

Halloween is on the horizon, which means that the early contenders for offensive costumes are hitting the stores.

Party City has become the latest retailer to come under fire after releasing its “Adult Wall Costume.”

The company does not outright mention President Donald Trump’s immigration policy in the costume description, but the getup has led many social media users to comment that it’s a reference to his border wall proposal.


The costume, which features bricks with the words “the wall” on the front, is advertised online as a “unique Halloween look.”

“Really @PartyCity? A “Build The Wall” costume?” wrote one Twitter user. “This isn’t about being politically correct, it’s about being decent [sic] human beings!!!!!”

Another furious user tweeted, “If I see anyone wearing a “The Wall” costume, fair warning, you’re getting punched. Like hard.”

Others, however, suggested that the costume was referencing Pink Floyd.

“This is not a racist costume,” argued a Twitter user. “It’s just a reference to Pink Floyd’s ‘The Wall’ album cover.”

People are furious about Party City’s ‘Wall’ costume | New York Post

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Violence over a costume?

Leave it to the libtards.

Pink Floyd was the first thing that came to mind when I saw it...which is a fail because we all know the intent of the person who designed it.

But would a gay looking Hispanic dude really be wearing a costume of Donald Trump's border wall? Or why would any adult wear a Halloween costume? I'm a little vexed by this one.

So a custom of "the wall" is... offensive? LOL.

It won't be this that puts them out of business. Once they lose most of their customers to Amazon, the only people going in there will have emergency party hat needs.

Because it is fun? And seriously, even as liberal as I am, I saw a need to solve undocumented residents.

Yes. Welcome to libtardism.



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I've got used to dumb things coming out of America.

The article says "people are furious". How many people? A literal handful of crackpots on Twitter?

I think sometimes the media are the ones trying to stir up controversy where none exists.