I think society in general is abusive towards human genitals. Castrations as punishment, circumcision, homophobia...Society apparently feels ownership over other people's private parts.

Perhaps I would have done so if the article dealt more with religion beyond Islam.

They are both poor in this area, yes.

The Quran itself is sexist against women. It's not separate from Islam.

And some people think that Islam isn't anti-women.

By all means, criticize the drone strikes, but don't be an asshat.

I feel like sad and distraught just looking at that picture.

I am very skeptical of any fantasy fiction in which women appear naked/etc more times than men. Makes me suspect they are pandering to the "lowest common denominator," and that is off-putting.

It's not like other conservative nutjobs haven't tried to link homosexuality with murder, though. Sometimes I wonder if I am really the same species as these people.

This isn't strictly related, but this reminded me of the "Fun Fearless Females" thing in Cosmopolitan. I don't like it because I feel the word "female" is less important and more exclusionary than "woman." Particularly for some transwomen and others.

Nothing wrong with masturbation, but that's kind of a creepy and uncomfortable shirt to see someone wearing.

They both kind of suck.

I don't believe in using the word slut to describe anyone. Some people may see the word as simply "women who sleeps with lots of dudes," but that ignores the larger context of how and why the word is used by many others. To me, the word existed in the first place for the patriarchy to shame and control women's sex…

I'm not a man, but this "menz" thing is annoying and diminishes the larger point.

Is it fair to say slut is off-limits, but then call a woman (or anyone) a bitch as an insult? They are both pretty gendered words (at least in practice) and I'm sure there can be better insults to use.

There seems to be some bias in the picture, but I would excuse at least much of it considering the subject matter and point.

I'm going to be excited to see if/when the swear words of today become less taboo, if not totally normalized later on. Like, it's going to be great if no one gives a shit about saying fuck.

You shouldn't be surprised given how many anti-women policies Republicans introduce and support.

"Jews and most Protestants also believe that married women have a right to sexual attention"

Too bad Islam is still a patriarchal, sexist religion.