A Toddler's Inappropriate Halloween Costume Has Sparked Major Debate

What could possibly be better than staying up late, watching scary movies, and gorging yourself on candy? I'm hard-pressed to think of anything that's more fun.

When I was growing up, my friends and I would fill pillowcase after pillowcase with tasty treats. I'd take home enough candy to last me until the new year.

Batman or Robin; ghost or vampire? These were the kinds of questions my 10-year-old self would often spend hours pondering as I lay awake at night, staring at the ceiling.

A recent tweet from Twitter user @YourFavoriteZoe has sparked a furious debate across the internet. Thus raising the question of how far is too far.

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Celebrities such as Amber Rose and Blac Chyna have freely admitted to getting a BBL. There's also a persistent rumor that superstars such as Kendall Jenner and her older sister, Kim Kardashian, have had it done.

"This is odd," fellow Twitter user @FinesseEness said. "And not in a good way. Just put the lil[sic] girl in the princess costume that I’m very sure she wanted."

Unfortunately, inappropriate costumes like this have become more and more common as the years go by — almost as if parents are trying to get vicarious attention through their little one.

They say that toilet humor is of the lowest form and I'm inclined to agree. Plus, writing "Party Pooper" on the lid seems a bit on the nose.

I understand that it's an emoji, but why are we allowing kids (who probably don't even own cell phones) to dress up as something degrading, simply for their parents' amusement?

Suffice it to say that a seven-year-old girl would have no idea who Ann Frank was. Any parent who would find this funny should be arrested for child abuse.