The streets of Tehran are in turmoil with the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini

[Mejgusu]

London:

Iranians vs Kurds vs police

or

Kurds vs Iranians vs police

They sound and look the same to me, I can't tell them apart.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1574155138780246016

https://twitter.com/i/status/1574147771304640514

Ok what do you want to say now? I can't watch anything there because I need to log in, but I dont have an account. Therefore I dont understand why it is informative for us that Kurds and Iranians look and sound similar for you, both are related to each other.

[Babak]

Jokes aside, I laughed days ago about some postings here but I met a lot of Iranians, and they are really sick of this policy. Honestly I don’t think anything will change, but I don’t like it that people just are against the protest because the west supports it. I mean I even agree, Iranians shouldn’t trust everyone but in the end it is still sad that women can’t be free, especially in a very cool country like Iran. Also what I didn’t notice is that this girls was Kurdish and my Kurdish friends said that this isn’t only about women but also about being a Kurd. Politically and socially bullied in Turkey, misused as cannon fodder in Syria and Iraq, I think women and Kurds don’t have luck in Middle East. A Kurdish friend sent me this article https://taz.de/Frauenrechte-im-Iran/!5880010/:





In the past I was thinking differently, meeting affected people changed my mind. I hope one day women will reach their freedom, people who can’t show sympathy should imagine how they would feel if their mother or sister would experience violence by such dystopian government.

Bro, the whole thing was a CIA psyop in order to accelerate Neo-feminism and a break down of the family unit. Women never fully wore their hijab and the law was never enforced, but somehow, Mahsa was a target lmao. I knew people would fall for this because now its all about womens rights, not the rights for all people. Once you have men and women fighting each other, its over.

Now you have women shaving their heads off and blaming men for their problems instead of blaming the oppressive government.

Irans laws and policies applies to everyone. Theres no specific laws that applies to specific ethnic groups.

[Guti]

Irans laws and policies applies to everyone. Theres no specific laws that applies to specific ethnic groups.

Kurds are politically and culturally persecuted in Iran. Not a long time ago a Kurdish female teacher who gave Kurdish lessons to Kurdish kids IN Eastern Kurdistan was arrested because she gave Kurdish lessons to KURDISH kids. She is in jail now doing her time.

[Babak]

Kurds are politically and culturally persecuted in Iran. Not a long time ago a Kurdish female teacher who gave Kurdish lessons to Kurdish kids IN Eastern Kurdistan was arrested because she gave Kurdish lessons to KURDISH kids. She is in jail now doing her time.

My moms cousins, who were both persians were sentenced to death for sending khamenei a letter about relaxing some laws. They also threatened to kill her entire paternal line if she opened her mouth.

Still think this is about Kurds? My point stands. Irans laws apply to every ethnic group regardless. Quit buying into the Judeo masonic luciferian bullshit bro.

[Mejgusu]

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I totally agree. Thats the problem with such systems, wrongly people think there is only one group who suffers, but all suffer. Maybe women are visually more affected because the system is ruled by men.
Iran isn’t a fake Gulf state, they tried many things but always failed. Unfortunately Turkish people aren’t able to resist, there are many very corruptible authorities, from opposition to the government.

And I think unlike in Turkey, where harassments against Kurdish people are obvious because it is not a totalitarian system. But this protests will be forgotten, hopefully after the end of Erdogans rule next year Kurds and Kurdish political groups can at least breath again in Turkey. Nevertheless, I wish the best for Iranians.

[Annihilus]

Women and in recent days teenage girls have been at forefront of IranProtests2022. In this video while schoolgirls are waving their hijabs in air chanting "freedom, freedom", an older woman -apparently one of their mothers- join in clapping

https://twitter.com/i/status/1577583573510529025

Video shows schoolgirls running away in a panic while in the background motorbike engines roar with a man shouting “get lost”. Security forces use bikes to chase, beat protesters. Young schoolgirls been protesting across Iran.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1577378452314931241

Iran Increases Troops Near Kurdistan Region, Threatening Ground Operation

https://www.voanews.com/a/iran-incre...-/6776421.html

[Melonman]

is there even any actual evidence she was killed by the government???

[Babak]

is there even any actual evidence she was killed by the government???

Its a psyop bro and khamenei knows it

[White Swan]

Bro, the whole thing was a CIA psyop in order to accelerate Neo-feminism and a break down of the family unit. Women never fully wore their hijab and the law was never enforced, but somehow, Mahsa was a target lmao. I knew people would fall for this because now its all about womens rights, not the rights for all people. Once you have men and women fighting each other, its over.

Now you have women shaving their heads off and blaming men for their problems instead of blaming the oppressive government.

Irans laws and policies applies to everyone. Theres no specific laws that applies to specific ethnic groups.

This makes sense to me. I tend to think the big news stories in my country and probably others too usually are a psyop or at least heavily co-opted.

[lei.talk]

Wikipedia Eyewitnesses, including women who were detained with Amini, said she was severely beaten.