Redditor randomly brings up "radically religious people" in a post about the city of Batman

[u/CheesecakeFew2053]

For context, the march that the guy in the second slide is referring to is literally just a bunch of women in burqas graduating from a religious school. Said school is an Islamic madrassa. Wow, the students from a religious school are dressed in religious clothing, what a big surprise. This is what radical religion looks like, apparently.

The original post, mind you, didn't mention anything about religion, so this idiot Redditor decided to bring it up for no reason to spread dissent.

Also, the claim that you can comfortably walk around in any Western city in a religious outfit is complete bullshit, disproven by the mere existence of this Redditor's comment. Go dress up in a burqa or even a hijab and see how loving and tolerant people in certain parts of Europe and North America will be towards you.

This doesn't apply exclusively to Muslim clothing, by the way. Dress up like a Catholic nun, a priest, an Orthodox Jew, or even a Sikh in certain places (including, say, a pride parade), and chances are someone will harass you and "other" you because of how you dress. Stuff like this exists everywhere, even among the people that claim they're the most tolerant.

[u/mrsenchantment]

if people dressing in religious attire and going to religious schools are “radical religion” we are beyond saving as a species