I URGE women to stop "turning to religion". Stop holding onto those meaningless rituals. Your relationship with whatever it is you believe in, should not require a f*cking ritual to maintain. And it definitely should not be the same as the one that one gender uses it as a weapon
Ykw I am not about to listen to brainwashed women comment about other women's clothes. I don't care what a fuckin religion made by men, for men, has to say about any woman's clothes. Also learn the meaning of a bikini, you illiterate f*ck
Hina Khan Who Married Hindu Boy Hits Out At Kriti Sanon on GIVA Bikni Ad.
Muslim Hina Khan:
"Actor has always have option of opting out."
Woke Hindu Rubina:
"From where does Clothes have morality?"
Wokeness In Hinduism Has No Cure.
@Adorininghue@NOLABELSKAMILIA Hopefully it gets addressed and I hope there is an apology from txt. I had just started to like their music. If they do take accountability, I'd love to dive into their discography. Fingers crossed
So your idols do something problematic, get "called-out", don't respond/address/rectify anything and you all continue supporting them?
I am starting to think idols aren't the only problem here.
@BSoberry Given that MOAs claim to have called them out on it and they haven't addressed it yet, speaks volumes. So either MOAs are lying about the call-out or TXT chose to ignore the situation in a similar manner to BTS
@mintamho exstay here: jisung wrote a rap that was ableist, mocked sea, and said the n word in 2 languages. chan did jim crow stance, hyunjin did blackface (mixed reactions), mocked mudras, sang curry song, chan wore cornrows and said it was his choice,
I have a theory about fetus Chan and Lee know. (Post debut? Like when they first debuted? Like young) Anyway, it is very rainbow theory but I don't wanna speculate
@fawkingstar To be VERY clear. I do NOT like/support BTS either. In case any army thinks my argument is to defend BTS. They are hypocritical af and far more problematic due to their vast influence compared to TXT. Nonetheless, both groups need to apologize.
@fawkingstar That begs the question of why MOAs didn't hold them accountable. If they did, why isn't there a statement or apology from TXT yet? And there isn't so why are MOAs still supporting TXT? (I am not an army. I just recognize that both TXT and BTS are men)
@fawkingstar Both TXT and BTS need to be held accountable until they address it. Imo. They aren't just celebs. They are quite literally called "idols". People look up to them. Their actions have influence and thus consequences.
@fawkingstar It could be a couple of things. MOAs just not caring enough as we have seen with several kpop fandoms before where they have justified problematic behavior from their favs. And the fact that TXT aren't "activists" or "feminists" like BTS so not held to same standards
@bamgyuiary You can ask them to do so only if you follow the same and demand the same kind of responsibility from TXT. If not, what's the difference between you and them?
@justjun_nie Well did they apologize? If not, then I don't think they are any better than BTS. While BTS, being "activists" and "feminists" then associating with CB warrents more criticism, TXT's lack of such position doesn't sideline their moral responsibility.
@Adorininghue@NOLABELSKAMILIA I suppose it now falls on the MOAs to let them know. Hold them accountable. And their response. Which, now in 2026, hasn't been addressed yet. Is that right?