#DoubleStandard

Bastion @BastionMediaFR

🔴🇫🇷 𝗙𝗟𝗔𝗦𝗛 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢 — 75% des personnes étudiées, déférées lors des émeutes, portent des prénoms arabo-musulmans ou d’origine africaine. Jérôme Fourquet, auteur de l’étude, explique sa méthodologie, mais tout le plateau de Quotidien lui tombe dessus.

Tolamul Monitor @TMCWatch

কালীপুজো আর দীপাবলি আসছে, আর বামপন্থী কুত্তাপ্রেমী শ্রীলেখা হিন্দুদের বাজি ফাটানো আটকাতে রাস্তায় নেমে পড়েছে। কোনদিন দেখেছেন বকরি ঈদে এদের রাস্তায় নামতে??

WithAlvin 🇬🇭 @withAlvin__

Brother see a$& noor he switch 😂😂😂 Eii, the power of Duna. Brest men are just g/ay at this point 😂

Manisha Singh @ManiYogini

Look at this photo. Look carefully. A girl in a saffron-colored dress. A mic in her hand, a strange silence on her face, her eyes looking somewhere else. This is Priya Prakash. The same girl who winked, the one all of India was crazy about. She went to an event in Kerala. She was wearing saffron. A reporter handed her the mic and began to shame her: "Why have you worn saffron? This is bhagwa, this is the color of a particular ideology..." Saffron... the color of our flag, the color of renunciation, the color of Sanatan... became an insult in Kerala. And this is not the first time. A few months ago, Malvika Sharma. A North Indian Brahmin girl. An actress. She had just arrived in Kerala for a film promotion when a reporter asked her: "Do you like beef?" The first question. Not what's your name, not what's your work, nothing. Straight to: will you eat beef? Why? Because in Kerala you have to prove you are secular. And the certificate of being secular will only be given when you say: "Yes, I like cow meat." If you refuse, if you say I am a Brahmin, I don't eat it, then you are a bigot, you are a Sanghi, you are a hater. Meaning... insult my faith, and you are secular. And now the third story, the most painful. Neha Fathima. Social media influencer. Bigg Boss Malayalam. What did she do? She expressed her love to a Hindu Brahmin boy, Santosh Raj. She said: if my parents agree, I will go ahead. For this little thing, her own parents came inside the show. They began crying in front of Mohanlal. And Neha was humiliated and taken out from the middle of the show. Why? Because the boy was Hindu. He was a Brahmin. Now tell me... where did secularism go? Priya Prakash wore saffron and was shamed for it: this is bigotry. Malvika Sharma was asked about beef so that she would be ashamed of her faith: this is secularism? And Neha Fathima loved a Hindu and was removed from the show itself, and all the liberals are silent on this: what kind of secularism is this? In truth, the very definition of secularism has been changed in Kerala. Here the liberals have a strange formula: The more anti-Hindu the state becomes, the more it belittles Hindu faith, the more it glorifies eating cow, the more it hates saffron... the more it will be called secular, the more progressive, the more an "ideal state." And when in this same state a Muslim girl is made to sit at home by her family because she loved a Hindu, these same liberals shut their eyes. Then they don't see bigotry. Then they see personal choice. If this is not double standards, what is? Priya's saffron, Malvika's refusal of beef, and Neha's love... All three have torn the same curtain. The curtain on which was written: "Kerala: God's Own Country, the fortress of secularism." In truth, only one god is left in God's Own Country now, and that is hatred, hatred of Hindutva. And these liberals are selling that hatred under the name of secularism.