Time to go on the offense, Hinduism Exposed [THREAD]

1. Encouraging misogyny

Garuda Purana 1.109.31 ”Wicked persons, artisans, slaves, defiled ones, drums and women are softened by being beaten; they do not deserve gentle handling" https://twitter.com/RulesElsa/status/1246305416314793986

Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 6.4.7 “If she does not willingly yield her body to him, he should buy her with presents. If she is still unyielding, he should strike her with a stick or with his hand and overcome her,

repeating the following mantra: “With power and glory I take away your glory.” 

drum, a rustic, a Shudra, a beast and a woman all these deserve to be beaten up.”  -Tulsi Ramayana, Sundar Kanda, Doha 58.3

2. Mocking the existence of females

The liquor drinker, the diseased, the cunning, the barren, the killer of wealth, the unpleasant spoken, who bears female children should be superseded, so also (one) who hates people.” -Yajnavalkya Smriti verse 73

Let not a husband show love to a barren woman, or to one who gives birth to female children only, or whose conduct is blamable, or who constantly contradicts him; if he does (have conjugal intercourse with her), he becomes liable to censure (himself).” -Narada Smriti 12.94

Once while he was listening to the religious discourses of the Munis, he heard unmistakeably the Munis telling that the man who is sonless can never go to the Heavens; so he must get a son somehow or other…” [Devi Bhagavatam 2.6.36-48]

Anyone who is sonless can never seem to go to heaven, sighs

There is no prospect in the after birth of the sonless; never, never will Heaven be his. Without son, there is none other who can be of help in the next world.

Thus in the Dharma S’âstras, Manu and other Munis declare that the man who has sons goes to Heaven and the sonless one can never go to Heaven -devi bhagavatam 1.4.15-27

The life of a woman who has no son, is useless… [Brahma Vaivarta Purana Ganesha Khanda 2.16-31]

This is why at the command of Lord Krisna, Brahma created the woman to entice the heart of lustful people -Brahma Vaivarata Purana 61.22-41

Thou art a very Goddess unto me, I therefore dare not answer thee. What thou hast spoken, O Maithili, is nothing surprising for females.

Such is the nature of womankind on this earth. Women by nature are crooked, fickle, devoid of religious knowledge, and bring about difference between father and sons.” -Valmiki Ramayana, Aranya Kanda, Sarga 45.29-30

3. Women are more sexual in hinduism

Ordinarily sexual appetite is very strong in women. Especially during menses, they are afflicted all the more by the arrows of Kama. Shunned or neglected by their husbands, women naturally think about paramours.” -Skanda Purana V.iii.121.7-9

O lord of gods, the vulva, and also the tips of the breasts of women, throb. They do not have patience…” [108] Padma Purana II.53.11b-20

This one says that a wife should burn herself if her husband dies

Dying Immediately after the husband is the greatest duty of women. This is the path laid down in the Vedas. The woman who follows her husband shall stay in heaven for as many years as there are hairs in a man’s body, viz. three and a half crores of years.” -Brahma Purana 10.75

4. Encouraging pedophilia

gautama (18-21).— a girl should be given in marriage before puberty.

vashistha (17.70).— out of fear of the appearance of the menses, let the father marry his daughter while she still runs about naked. for if she stays in the home after the age of puberty, sin falls on the father.

bodhayana (4.1.11).— let him give his daughter, while she still goes about naked, to a man who has not broken the vow of chastity and who possesses good qualities,

or even to one destitute of good qualities ; let him not keep the maiden in his house after she has reached the age of puberty.

Manu Smriti 9.94 "A man, aged thirty years, shall marry a maiden of twelve who pleases him, or a man of twenty-four a girl eight years of age; if (the performance of) his duties would (otherwise) be impeded, (he must marry) sooner"

Mahabharata13.44.13 “A person of thirty years of age should wed a girl of ten years of agecalled a Nagnika. Or, a person of one and twenty years of age should wed a girl of seven years of age.”

Padma Purana II.85.62-66a ”…Wise men get married their unmarried daughter(s). As long as she does not menstruate (i.e. does not attain puberty)

Conclusion

Namaste