Pastor Gets Blasted After Posting A Misogynistic Tweet That Sent People Raging, Here Are The Most Savage Replies

It's really unfortunate that, up until the present time, women still have to deal with misogyny and sexist remarks from people who don't even have the right to tell them so. Most of the time, these comments come from men who waste their time making fun of women for doing things, no matter what it is.

Now that we are in the technological era, where we use social media to connect with our friends and acquaintances, many women have also found joy in sharing their life journeys and milestones online, and they have discovered a newfound level of confidence. They have also found comfort and happiness in wearing clothes that make them feel sexy and attractive, and while they have no problem flaunting it for others to see, some men are just... well, really bothered by it for some reason.

And by "some men," that includes Brian Sauvé, a Christian pastor at Refuge Church located in Ogden, Utah. He sparked outrage online because of his tweet stating that women shouldn't post pictures of themselves wearing certain clothes on social media.

In the tweet, he addresses the ladies with, "There is no reason whatsoever for you to post pictures of yourself in low-cut shirts, bikinis, bras, and underwear, or anything similar—ever." He even included that their weight loss journeys and documentation of their births or pregnancies shouldn't be shared online.

Well, you guessed it, this didn't sit well with a lot of people in the Twitterverse. They even started a trend called "Dear Brian," where they responded with the funniest and wittiest replies to the pastor's tweet.

Check out the best ones below!

Here's the infamous tweet that got him blasted online.

Brian_Sauve

#1 Problem solved, thank her later

ImLaurenTheresa

#2 The way some men think that women's worlds revolve around them

five15design

#3 Hit him further where it hurts

RichN_Tog

#4 Honestly, we don't care at all what you have to say next to this phrase

JaminHubner

#5 Triple kill

JaimyFord

#6 "It's not valid for me to try to police how women dress or present themselves."

AdamLeidtke

#7 A valid message from a fellow brother

KyleJamesHoward

#8 Signed, all women all over the world

388shark

#9 You should try it sometime

KatiePhang

#10 Hear that?

patricknouwen

#11 See and feel it for yourself

jeankrak

#12 Even Adidas hits back!

adidasUK

#13 Fragile masculinity much, Brian?

leahmcelrath

#14 Can we get an Amen?

tabor38

#15 The ministry of minding your own business

johnpavlovitz

#16 Indeed, nobody did!

Charalanahzard

#17 Staring with judgy eyes

theostoria

#18 Should have been more careful

YazzyYee

#19 A "you" problem

caroledwine

#20 Feck directly off

MKMartinWriter

#21 Reflect on yourself first

wiczipedia

#22 Just don't look

MercurialMiss

#23 Look at it

themodernnmom

#24 List of sexist people

daniellinn

#25 Boom

gracieminabox

#26 What a backfire

TraumaN4mdWitch

#27 Honestly, yes

ZorroFantastic0

#28 Shots fired

TheyCallMeTarz

#29 Grow up

nihil_ad_rem

#30 Imagine the audacity

MissKatefabe

What's tragic is that there are still many more like Brian here; good thing there are enough sensible people in the world to tear apart their ridiculous views online! Let's just hope that they keep their mouths shut, but if not, we can always count on social media to let people decide if the things they say are acceptable or not.

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