Olympics, Indians, culture and dressing of Indian girls

According to a majority of Indians, as far as the dressing of Indian girls is concerned, covering up is the way to go. Girls who wear jeans, leggings, school uniform are considered inviting rape - as a picture is circulating right now which features girls wearing the aforementioned clothes.

I have seen it all - these fucking male moral polices and even females, ganging up against meenachis wearing swimsuit to go swimming, under the pretext it ain’t cultural. And these mouths are quick to say, “Ithungelode support ku Karutthu Kannammaa muthevi vere.” (Supporting these girls is the she-devil Karutthu Kannammaa) These Indians successfully mortify these girls by either featuring them in Vandi Pundek pages or by harassing on Facebook.

Now, consider a scenario - say one of our meenachi qualifies for swimming event in Olympics. And, to contend in it, she would need to wear a swimming suit. Now, my question is, will these Indians encourage and wish for her win or will they be discouraging or ask the IOC to change the costume for the event, if possible, a baggy gunny sack and if they won’t lobby that the meenachi shouldn’t swim in swimming suit, especially in front of billions of viewers worldwide on the logic of purushan kitte mattum kaate vendiye udamba ellar kitteyum kaatna, appo oorle ullavan ellam unkude vaala aasai paduvan (if you show the body that you should show only to your husband to the entire world, then everyone would want to have a go at you.) i want to ask you Indians, what would you do then? What about our culture?

From Dipa Karmakar, Indian gymnast, Sania Mirza, Indian tennis player, Saina Nehwal, Indian badminton player, Ashwini Waskar, Indian competitive bodybuilder, Babita Kumari, Indian wrestler to Mary Kom, Indian boxer, all have to wear sporting attires that reveal body shape and expose body parts - the very Indian uncultured way of dressing. The type of dressing you say invite rape. So, you think if these girls were raped, it is their fault for dressing as such in front of a million people? If you say no, then why you say girls who wear jeans and leggings invite rape? Who the fuck you are kidding?

I don’t understand your shit really Indians. If an Indian girl, wears swimming suit to go swimming, you denigrate her, like it’s the most egregious deed ever but you will be proud if a meenachi qualifies for swimming event in Olympics of which she needs to wear a swimming suit that reveals the whole length of her arms and legs. Appo enggetha povangelo inthe moral polices!! (Then these moral polices go into hiding.) These moral polices, who question the morality of the girl who wore swimsuit going siler pombalaiya paatha kaiyi eduthu kumbuda thonum, sile pombalaya paatha kaari thuppe thonum (when seeing some girls, we will feel like worshiping them but when seeing some girls we feel like spitting on them) suddenly don’t question the girl’s morality who qualified for Olympics. But both wear swimsuit. My question is, why don’t you give as much freedom to the non athlete girl like you can give the athlete girl? How sure are you that the non athlete girl is a whore and the athlete girl a celibate? Why do you stupidly connect morality and culture with the way Indian girls dress?

Syrian refugee Yusra Mardini is representing Germany at Rio 2016 in aquatics. Yes, i know that our government won’t recognize the talent of Indians but what are you yourselves Indians? You won’t let a meenachi go swimming in the clothes meant for it and say that girls who dress like that are uncultured and invite rape, shaming her for uploading her pic in that suit until she deactivates Facebook. You won’t support such girls, citing culture and shit - completely oblivious to the dynamics of swimsuit VS water friction - you don’t do physics. Just be careful because I feel that we are a not long way off from shaming our female athletes for wearing the attire meant for the sport like the Malays did at Farah Ann Hadi. That time, these Indian paruppu called the Malays aruppu for focusing on Farah’s leotards - tak nampak aruppu sendiri at own girls.