#Thread
I have recently come across a sub-reddit called "Ex-Hindu"

Let us have a look at the rules of the sub-reddit first:

The reason why I'm tweeting about it is that sub-reddit has several brazenly bigoted individuals whose posts, despite violating the rules of the sub-reddit, aren't removed.
Now let's see what kind of posts are made.
1. Bigoted demonization of Lord Krishna: 2/n
2. Some more posts on demonization of gods: 3/n
3. More posts on demonization of gods: 4/n
4. More on the same:
5. Misinformation & hate posts:
6. More on the same:
7. Demonization of brahmins and hatred towards Hindus:
8. Denying Hinduphobia and Hindumisia whist indulging in the same:
9. Misinformation:
10. The faith they are practicing currently and the number of people following the sub-reddit:
I realize that this an extremely poorly written thread and I apologize for that.
I didn't want to spare much time in writing about the bigots who are blatantly Hinduphobic/Hindumisic.

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