Um, soldiers of Allah don't commit such vices!their supplier is probably their government. no consequences
Um, soldiers of Allah don't commit such vices!their supplier is probably their government. no consequences
The Mullahs are losing their grip on the population. Ordinary Shiites in Lebanon are also starting to get fed up with these bearded bozos.
When it's compulsory, yeah, it is oppression.Wearing a piece cloth is “oppression” now? Sometimes I’m not sure who’s dumber, the old Mullahs or the young liberal activists….
When it's compulsory, yeah, it is oppression.
@agnostic tsk tsk tsk
Between "mandatory clothing" and "oppression", there is a wide gap. Abusing the use of terms and superlatives makes her untruthful...like the casual SJW and other leftist in search of attention.
Anyway, it is true that the veil on the head is mandatory in Iran, but wearing it in the strict way that looks on her photo is not. That way of wearing it is by choice. Maybe not hers personally, but her family's style, still in all cases, she hardly looks or sounds either genuine or sincere.
A Jew not being allowed to show on the street without yellow Star of David on - is it "mandatory clothing" or "oppression"?
It depends on specifics."Between "mandatory clothing" and "oppression", there is a wide gap"
It depends on specifics.
A Jew not being allowed to show on the street without yellow Star of David on - is it "mandatory clothing" or "oppression"?
It depends on specifics.
The "specifics" are everything.
A Jew not being allowed to show on the street without yellow Star of David on - is it "mandatory clothing" or "oppression"?
Neither. It's ethnic/religious discrimination, at this point. Similar though still lower in its level of abuse than preventing a citizen from taking a bus or using a road or sidewalk, just because he is Palestinian.
Between "mandatory clothing" and "oppression", there is a wide gap. Abusing the use of terms and superlatives makes her untruthful...like the casual SJW and other leftist in search of attention.
Anyway, it is true that the veil on the head is mandatory in Iran, but wearing it in the strict way that looks on her photo is not. That way of wearing it is by choice. Maybe not hers personally, but her family's style, still in all cases, she hardly looks or sounds either genuine or sincere.
discrimination is oppression.
Exactly not.
As for the rest, it's not even worthy of reply. Anyway we're off-topic now.
"exactly not" - OK, I can agree with this denial of obvious as long as Palestinians are kept separate and cannot harm Jews.