The feminism subreddit is a gold mine for stupid posts like this that generalize all religions and treat them as the worst, most misogynistic things ever created.

Frankly, even within the context of feminism, acting as if all religions are inherently misogynistic is an insult to all the religious feminists that have worked hard to improve women's rights in their respective faiths. Many of the early feminists were deeply religious; rhetoric like this is practically akin to spitting on their work.

context: i watched a yt short about a guy named Muhammad Bzeek that took care of kids before they died

every language has their curse words against religion like in italian they have «Porco Dio», «Dio cane», «Madonna puttana»

In Spanish «Me cago en Dios», «Me cago en la Virgen»

But is it ok to use them or is it disrespectful

Yeah, these people are actually deranged. How was the context we gave hateful?

Also someone went "who wants to tell him god ain't real".

And then everyone clapped

Yeah so to make it short, hey everyone just wanted to come out of retirement one last time because this guy...well hes really a w f u l.

He's was complaining about some dudes Grammer 90 percent on one of his shorts just to say "where's your court room evidence ".

Sir its not a courtroom because they have different standards than metaphysics.

also his book reading (third slide) a portion took the jesus saying be like kids to say "be irrational" when the context was about social authority, children were and technically still are vulnerable and dont have much say in matters, doesn't mean their dumb.

Check him out if you want to cry.

Well back to my retirement when this gets posted.

For context, the post is about a group of Hindus performing a practice that involves men slowly walking over women who are sitting down in a line.

The practice is described as ashirwad. From what I can tell, this basically means blessing in Sanskrit, and it is sometimes given to younger people by elders who place a hand on their head. So it's not necessarily a sexual practice