?What kind of moth*r fu*ker is this guy? Can’t even give a leave.?
?Hey, you m*fo! Coming for the game??
?How the f*ck did this moth*r fu*ker get along with that girl??
A few lines that might seem familiar or at least ?not so offensive? to most of us. Rather, I should say almost all males must have used this slang ?moth*r fu*ker ? at least once in their late teens or early 20?s. Many of them without any guilt at all.
I guess how feminist groups never focused on this issue (trust me, I searched Google and didn’t find this raised as a concern anywhere) means, if they say adult movies, religion, etc. demean women and are responsible for crime against them and inequality, then using cuss words mentioning female?relatives is no less offensive.
While checking Youtube, I got hold of this video where this woman explains what kind of jerks the guys are?who can’t help using ?Mad*rch*d(moth*r fu*ker )? and ?Bh*nch*d(sist*r fu*ker) as commas and full stops of every sentence they speak.
She starts explaining,??I am a Bhen (sister) and a mother,” adding further that she finds men accusing each other of raping their mothers and sisters everywhere she goes. She questions them on this since women are not responsible for their quarrel and it’s not wise to accuse them for it.
Well, this was a touching message to men who love to swear. I believe there is enough reason to consider it as a legal issue than just mere verbal abuse. Words like the ones mentioned make men feel it’s right to demean women and has an effect similar to watching hardcore movies (where a person thinks it’s acceptable to do what they show). Furthermore, since most women in the vicinity of such men do not object at their words, they start forming a conception that women don’t object to the ide and it’s just fine. No doubt considering it as a legal misdemeanour with punishments like social service and fine will help a lot in reducing woman related crime at the end of the day.
Watch the video below of a woman addressing this issue:
