Eric Weiner: Gandhi and his methods are widely misunderstood. He was no pacifist. He was a fighter. He considered it "unmanly" to obey unjust laws; they must be resisted and with great force. Nonviolent force.
A New Hampshire Episcopal bishop is drawing national attention for urging clergy to prepare for a "new era of martyrdom."
-- The Associated Press (@apnews.com) Jan 19, 2026 at 5:00 AM
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What would Gandhi do? The author of this article has some thoughts:
Gandhi Was a Racist Who Forced Young Girls to Sleep in Bed with Him
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>Gandhi Was a Racist Who Forced Young Girls to Sleep in Bed with Him
It's a hit piece. It's not wise to try and judge him by today's standards.
And old man sleeping naked in bed with grandniece has been slightly frowned upon since the time of the Targaryens.
Yes, the guy was weird.
Mahatma Gandhi: A saint obsessed with temptation & bowel movement
[...]the first question he asked his female attendants each day was: "Did you have a good bowel-movement this morning, sister?" He himself spent 20 minutes on a close-stool twice a day and took an enema every evening.In pursuit of the perfect bowel-movement [...]
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
#5 No surprise that censored had something related to bowel movements ** right at his fingertips.
He/she must have a most *ahem* "interesting" browsing history.
** something he/she shares in common with the former afkabl2.
He did not have sex with them.
"Most angering for me, was reading about the psychological and emotional trauma of the girls and women who he used for his experiments', which is what he called these incidents. The word psychotic' repeatedly came up in various documents with regards to these women's mental state. The women, most of whom were in their late teens or early twenties (not surprisingly, given he could have experimented' with the older women or even his own wife!) were repeatedly described as depressed and weeping, and seemed to be completely in his control. Besides this, some of the archival references lead me to believe that Gandhi may well have been practicing the traditional, historic form of Indian celibacy which hinges on one thing only " and that is control of -----------. Everything else is permitted.And actually Co-sleeping is a common practice, with studies indicating that around 46% of parents in some regions sometimes or often share a bed with their child.
www.youthkiawaaz.com
Not the way he did it. With all participants naked, and as a test of whether he could avoid the temptation of having sex with the co-sleeper.
Curious: Were you spanking yourself when you wrote that?'Cause it certainly looks like you really, really liked posting that.
#18 | Posted by A_Friend
The paraphrase from one of the many writers commenting upon Gandhi sexually exploiting his vulnerable cult members troubles you? Because it reveals Gandhi to be a lech?
You must be of the same ilk as the GOPers who called out a girl as a hoor when she testified in Congress about David Koresh raping her at the age of 10.
#26 So?
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