Why don't non-Americans celebrate Halloween?

Kids do these days. It makes no real fucking sense though

>hitting mid to high 20Cs even 30Cs in some places
>stays light to 8-9pm
>Flowers blooming
>Birds singing
>baby animals running around.

Halloween as a festival is way too tied to Autumn. I would have no problem doing it if in Australia it was celebrated in May.

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Halloween is Irish

Kids do it here, and people who want to get drunk.

I'm hading out fruit tomorrow, never actually gave the kids anything but might as well cheer them up a bit

you do hot christmas don't you?

Christmas is a religious holiday first and foremost, Halloween is a seasonal holiday. Christmas makes more sense to keep on the 25th, than Halloween, which is a pure "hallmark" holiday these days and is tied to Autumn.

based

You aussies don’t really strike me as the religious type

>fruit
why do you want to ruin their night?

We do

We have Sint Maarten instead.

is that when dutch people put on blackface and make fun of blacks?

>The day is celebrated on the evening of the 11th of November (the day Saint Martin died), where he is known as Sint-Maarten. As soon it gets dark, children up to the age of 11 or 12 (primary school age) go door to door with hand-crafted lanterns made of hollowed-out sugar beet or, more recently, paper, singing songs such as "Sinte Sinte Maarten," hoping to receive candy in return, similar to Halloween.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Martin's_Day#Netherlands

god I fucking hate Australia

blasphemous mutt

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No, that's Sinterklaas on 5 december. Which is the original Santa Claus celeberation where the American Santa Claus is based on.

>Sinterklaas is the primary source of the popular Christmas icon of Santa Claus
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinterklaas

This. I'm literally turning off all my lights in my house,double latching the doors and gonna watch Netflix in bed while browsing Jow Forums and not answering the door for the little shits for nothing.

Just another Irish tradition to celebrate getting free shit for nothing. Figures.

Lel they really do

we dont, it sucks

originally it comes from the Celts, from Europe
so why you celebrete it?

some normies have halloween parties and dress up
which is just normal drinking but with costumes
never seen any kids do trick or treating, but some do dress up and i guess have kids parties

Japanese style Halloween.

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because its an american holiday
idiot
why dont you celebrate sinterklaas?

But that's wrong you foolish yankee, who do you think invented it?

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>some adults too
Cringe

halloween is as irish as the modern irish-american

Halloween is just a paganized version of all saints day...

All saints day is just a Christianized version of Oíche Shamhna

Some people do that here.

The americanization of the world will do nothing but harm to other countries
Answer this question burger do you celebrate the Chinese new year

It's Reformation day today

Day of the dead is cooler desu. Wish we celebrated it here.

based

Quintisentially Australian post. God I love Australia, I want to move there just for the banter.

This, I couldn't imagine Halloween in any season but Autumn, but then again Autumn in New England here is absolutely perfect and nothing will ever beat it desu.

this. its the reason I got the day of work too.

>celebrates chinese new year
ok