Moco says no trick or treating

[Anonymous]

This is a poorly written article. It is only a recommendation and a massive overreach. Feel free to completely disregard.

[Anonymous]

Moco can't cancel Halloween. Easy fix - put a table out in front of your house with candy spread out on it. Each kid comes up and picks a candy without touching the others. We'll be trick or treating this year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is a poorly written article. It is only a recommendation and a massive overreach. Feel free to completely disregard.

I am not doing it. I will have my lights off.

[Anonymous]

Pp here. A few weeks ago I commented on something that Gayles must not have kids. Someone said it shouldn’t matter. It matters folks. Bars can serve booze inside and people can drink till midnight but creative socially distanced trick or treating is a no. I’m casting my ballot for Joe on 11/3 but I’m so disgusted with our county.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is a poorly written article. It is only a recommendation and a massive overreach. Feel free to completely disregard.

I am not doing it. I will have my lights off.

And that’s totally fine. Lots of people do that in a normal year. Sheesh.

[Anonymous]

I'm furious about the bar re-opening and about the fact that there is no plan for getting kids back to school in-person (or god forbid, teaching 5 days a week even virtually.)

But I don't understand why people are still expecting a normal Halloween this year. What about the pandemic don't you understand?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is a poorly written article. It is only a recommendation and a massive overreach. Feel free to completely disregard.

I am not doing it. I will have my lights off.

And that’s totally fine. Lots of people do that in a normal year. Sheesh.

+1

[Anonymous]

There have been exactly zero confirmed cases of covid from trick or treating and zero confirmed deaths from it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Moco can't cancel Halloween. Easy fix - put a table out in front of your house with candy spread out on it. Each kid comes up and picks a candy without touching the others. We'll be trick or treating this year.

This is what our neighborhood decided to do. You can supervise your table from 10 feet back to make sure one child doesn't take all the candy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't get it. Kids are outside, in masks. They stop by a door for 10 seconds at most.

I mean does any of this nonsense make sense to you? Families have been vacationing and eating out for months. Kids still not in school.

Maybe your family has but mine has not. We ate out 2 or three times outside since March but haven't socialized or gone on vacations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2020/10/montgomery-co-calls-off-trick-or-treating-over-virus-concerns/. How will this be enforced? Assuming it us just a recommendation. 911...kids in costume are out in my neighborhood!

Dr. Gayles has no legal authority to issue an anti-trick-or-treating directive. This is a massive overreach and people need to stop submitting to this stuff.

Ding ding ding, we have a winner. Is this guy going to command the police to roll costumed kids in the street and cuff them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is a poorly written article. It is only a recommendation and a massive overreach. Feel free to completely disregard.

I am not doing it. I will have my lights off.

Good for you. Congratulations on using your free will.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm furious about the bar re-opening and about the fact that there is no plan for getting kids back to school in-person (or god forbid, teaching 5 days a week even virtually.)

But I don't understand why people are still expecting a normal Halloween this year. What about the pandemic don't you understand?

I think you are ascribing magical powers to this virus if you think that masked kids walking around taking candy from bowls outside is risky. Maybe we should call Halloween a protest and then we will all be shielded from the virus.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There have been exactly zero confirmed cases of covid from trick or treating and zero confirmed deaths from it.

This is hilarious! (if you mean it as a joke!)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Moco can't cancel Halloween. Easy fix - put a table out in front of your house with candy spread out on it. Each kid comes up and picks a candy without touching the others. We'll be trick or treating this year.

LOL. Do you even have kids??