A woman has been harassed in a TikTok video over her outfit while at a drive-through.
The footage in question was first uploaded to TikTok on April 11 by a user named Kristina Garcia, who was sitting in her car with another woman when a stranger's car pulled up next to them.
Take a look at the video that's got everyone talking here:Before Kristina could say anything, the blonde haired-driver held up a paper sign to the camera, which reads simply "God Hates Sinners" and began berating her for her wardrobe choices.
Per the video, the abusive woman can be heard referring to her beige-colored clothes while stating:
"Who walks through the parking lot naked? Who does that? You're a seductress."
"In the Bible they call you a whore, Jezebel. You have got to repent. [...] You're swinging your stuff around, waiting for people to crash, so they can watch you. That's disgusting."
She then continued: "How much is your hymen worth? How much? Are you the mom? Are you the one clapping, clapping for her? You look so sexy going to hell. Way to go! You guys probably go to church."
Suffice it to say, but when Kristina uploaded the footage of the intense encounter, it quickly picked up a lot of attention on the platform.
The video currently boasts over 3.3 million views, 441,000 reactions, 6,900 shares, and a further 13,000 comments as of the time of writing.
A number of people chose to make fun of the unnamed woman. For instance, one viewer commented: "She isn't a Christian she's a demon in disguise."
Another person wrote in disbelief: "'Are you judging my judgment?' THE DELUSION [sic]"
This commenter then wrote: "Her voice and mannerisms totally remind me of Phoebe from Friends, but not her personality."
Many other people questioned the woman's sign, wondering where she got it from, and if it was impromptu or prepared.
For example, one person commented: "Does she just carry this sign around with her?... or did she arts and crafts it just now for this argument?"
Meanwhile, someone else chimed in: "Does she always carry that sign around or [did she] just [draw] it on the spot?"
Other Christian viewers then came out of the woodwork to apologize for the woman's behavior and condemn her negative representation of their religion.
For instance, "I'm very sorry that 'Christians present themselves this way. The Lord teaches do not judge. The judgment is up to him. Jesus loves you and people."
Another person then wrote: "As a Christian, I'm so sorry that these types of people exist. They don't represent the real messages of our religion."
