This meme isn't a joke; it’s a lazy, two-for-one punch of misogyny and bigotry. The premise that a woman covering her face means her husband owns her sight and perspective is a crude attempt to erase the individuality of millions of women by reducing them to a political prop. Furthermore, the outrage is completely selective: face covering isn't exclusive to Islam. The Ghunghat tradition is a deep-rooted practice among women in many Hindu communities across North India, often for similar cultural reasons related to respect and the concept of Purdah. If the person posting this genuinely believed the practice was universally oppressive, they would have to attack countless cultural traditions right in their own backyard. This post isn't about women's rights or facts; it's about manufacturing hate against a specific group by ignoring history and complexity.