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I hosted a Russian exchange student who really liked joking about that stuff. He went as the ghost of communism for Halloween
Now with Ukraine invading Russia, this is the one week we all get to say "in Soviet Russia, Ukraine invades you!"
"A specter is haunting Europe, and hes fucking trashed man"
So.... Karl Marx?
Nah, he found a smooth reflective mask and a huge red robe, then we took a toy sickle and rubber mallet and spray painted them with gold paint.
No, nothing ever happens, actually. Nobody ever does anything interesting or worth talking about. Hosting exchange kids has, predictably, been one of the most boring experiences of my life, along with everything else.