For the uninitiated: Western propaganda about Iranian women all forcibly wearing headscarves is exaggerated into oblivion.
It is so blatantly fake that it’s debunked by a few seconds on Youtube:
Go to any random point in this video, which after the intro is one continuous long shot: https://youtu.be/HpCMThYr8WU?t=212
Or any other video on this channel. Or search the words “Iran walk” on youtube and go to some other channel and you can see a woman without headscarf every 20 seconds in busy areas.
What if I told you that the current protests in Iran aren’t about headscarfs?
I have met several Iranians and plenty of USians and the Iranians have a much higher ratio of being nice people.
Thanks for joining my TED talk.
Most news is propaganda. When you see one intersection underwater it doesn’t mean the whole state is flooding.
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White progressives: im sorry but a woman died in your country. We have to do regime change 😔
Bruh 🤣
literally who advocated for regime change here 😆
stop fighting straw men my dude. this is why internet discourse has gone to utter shit. you don’t interact with the person in front of you, you interact with some random phantasm.
What other reason would you post that link other than to portray Iranians as incapable of liberating themselves? The OP made their point and you countered it with this Wikipedia link for some reason… very mysterious.
Although OP actually has no interest in Iranians liberating themselves, if you look at their history (and what they ban).
The only thing banned is incoherent propaganda pinkwashing whataboutism spam to justify imperialism and oppressive sanctions against the Iranian people.
“The internet is down in Iran right now and .ml is tankies” has nothing to do with the post.
That sure is a lot of buzzwords. But it’s clear that you didn’t read the article you banned me for.
Or how is this “justifying imperialism and a oppressive sanctions against the Iranian people”?
This horizon faces two parallel threats. On the one hand, it can be appropriated or sidelined by right-wing forces based outside the country—forces that instrumentalize people’s suffering to justify sanctions, war, or military intervention. On the other hand, segments of the ruling class—whether from military-security factions or reformist currents—are working behind the scenes to market themselves to the West as a “more rational,” “lower-cost,” “more reliable” option: an internal alternative from within the Islamic Republic, not to break with the existing order of domination, but to reconfigure it under a different face.
Or this:
In other words, the costs of sanctions are paid directly by the lower classes and the shrinking middle strata.
Or this:
Campist pseudo-leftists reduce the crisis to US sanctions and dollar hegemony, erasing the role of the ruling class of the Islamic Republic as active agents of dispossession and financialized accumulation. Right-wing campists, generally aligned with Western imperialism, blame only the Islamic Republic and treat the sanctions as irrelevant. These positions mirror each another—and each side has clear interests in adopting them. Against both of them, we insist on recognizing the entanglement of global and local plunder and exploitation. Yes, sanctions devastate people’s lives—through medicine shortages, missing industrial parts, unemployment, and psychological erosion—but the burden is socialized onto the people, not onto the military-security oligarchy that amasses enormous wealth by controlling the informal circuits of currency and oil.
I just took the effort to read part of your spam buzzword article until this part which completely omitted Western sanctions and thus I am once again proven correct that you did nothing more than concern troll with irrelevant imperialist spam propaganda which exists to paint a one-sided narrative without placing any blame on the West which is literally the cause for their economic struggles.
The most recent protests were initially triggered by the dramatic collapse of Iran’s national currency and the severe deterioration of living conditions. The rapid devaluation of the rial, combined with soaring inflation and widespread poverty, has pushed large segments of the population beyond economic survival. These conditions have led many to conclude that the crisis is not temporary or reformable, but structural and inseparable from the existing system of power.
Unlike earlier episodes, the current protests reflect a broader level of collective awareness. Demonstrations are no longer confined to specific cities or social groups; instead, they have spread simultaneously across multiple regions, involving diverse segments of society. Economic grievances have quickly transformed into explicitly political demands, with protesters openly calling for the end of authoritarian rule and the dismantling of the Islamic Republic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Renee_Good ? There was a single incident so I guess there’s mass executions of white women in America for driving. The Iranian media told me so.
If only there were a billion Youtube videos showing white women in America not being mass executed for driving a car uploaded every single day
Uh oh, the “progresssives” dont like this 🤣
Firstly, it is important to know if those videos where really filmed in the country you’re claiming. It is easy to fake the situation at hand. Of course there are other reasons which may occur here.
It’s easy to fake hundreds of multiple hour videos, clearly filmed in Iran, with thousands of cars driving by with Iranian license plates where thousands of passerby’s all talk Iranian, for a few thousand Youtube views?
The mental gymnastics people are doing to avoid just going to Youtube and watching one or multiple of the hundreds of videos of people walking around Iran is extremely impressive.
You are completely brainwashed dude. These are real videos…
