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usamerican “leftists” making jokes about sharia because they’ve never had to experience how oppressive life is in a conservative muslim society let alone actually living under the sharia law
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Some of you talk about "the revolution" in a way that is indistinguishable from how Evangelicals talk about "the rapture" where you sit at home and wait for it to happen
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why are the responses to this so angry and snarky? use your damn heads. this is obviously someone who is suffering from how society and men view penetration for women. it’s talked abt as if it’s degrading and humiliating. ofc some women are going to internalise that :/
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whole house angry at people dressed up in costume holy shit yall really do hate iranians
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Prominent dissident Fatemeh Sepahri has been sentenced to a total of 37 years and six months in prison in Iran; her family has reported delays in heart examinations and a shortage of medication in Vakilabad Prison in Mashhad. She must be released and have immediate access to treatment.
فاطمه سپهری به مجموع ۳۷ سال و شش ماه حبس محکوم شده است؛ خانوادهاش در تیر ۱۴۰۵ از تأخیر در معاینات قلب و کمبود دارو در زندان وکیلآباد مشهد خبر دادند. خواهان آزادی او و دسترسی بیدرنگش به درمان هستیم.
#زندانی_سیاسی_آزاد_باید_گردد
#نه_به_اعدام
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>open twitter
>see the most out of touch privileged take ever seen
>check profile
>📍United States
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absolutely insane. horrible horrible tragedy for an artist brave enough to continue to speak out and use art as an expression
Jafar Panahi has been sentenced to five years and one month in prison by a Tehran court:
• The new ruling, according to his lawyer, is separate from a previous one-year prison sentence
• The court also ordered the confiscation of Panahi’s assets and imposed two-year bans on social media use and travel
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