Girl power!
A few days ago in the Iranian town of Shahmirzâd, Islamotard cleric Hojatoleslam Ali Beheshti hassled a couple of girls he passed in the street because he thought one of them was dressed in a way that didn't "cover herself" adequately. A common enough occurrence in Iran, except for how the girls reacted.
They knocked him down and kicked the crap out of him.
Just an isolated event, of course, but it perhaps suggests how fed up normal people in Iran are getting of being ruled over by these puritanical freaks (and some of the blue-noses in our own country could stand to have this happen to them, frankly).
They knocked him down and kicked the crap out of him.
Just an isolated event, of course, but it perhaps suggests how fed up normal people in Iran are getting of being ruled over by these puritanical freaks (and some of the blue-noses in our own country could stand to have this happen to them, frankly).
posted by Infidel753 at 10:53 AM
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Blue noses like this one?
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=471817396182861&set=a.412455585452376.97064.174612345903369&type=1&theater
"This content is currently unavailable" -- whoever it is, maybe somebody already kicked him off?:-)
That's interesting because it's still up on FB. It was posted on Sunday by "Republican Bigotry Hate Fear Lies and Distortions."
Good for them!
Talk about assertive, whew. I had no idea Iranian women were that independent or gutsy, but good for them. I just hope that kind of thing doesn't end up with them being stoned or beheaded.
Did you notice the lede in the CNN link reference to "going topless in public"? The link led to a story about Princess Kate, who was not photographed going topless in public, but rather deep within what was supposed to be private property, as I understand it. Not the first time I've wondered why CNN doesn't hire some copy editors, or fire the ones they've got and get some who know what they're doing.
Islam isn't the only religion that encourages fear and hatred of females.
Most religionists have a fearful view of women.
The tragedy of this misogynisitc thinking is that it's taken humankind so long to reject it. There are still pockets of it in advanced cultures, but it still exists where religion is strongest.
The ME is still hopeless.
LP: Maybe I couldn't see it because I don't have a Facebook account.
LA: If all the women in the Middle East stood up for themselves like that, the place would be transformed.
SWA: Well, at least those individuals are.
I didn't follow the link in the story, but if that's what it is, it's idiotic writing. Only the MSM, not a quality blogger, would screw up like that.
SK: Yep, they're all crap. (Well, I guess Wicca isn't misogynist, but it's probably the only real exception.) My attacks on any one religion should not be construed as an endorsement of any other.
What makes Israel the only decent country in the Middle East is that fact that it's basically secular, not the fact that it's Jewish. And they have their Godtard crazies constantly encroaching on politics and society just like we do.
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