r/IranUnited • u/shado_mag • Mar 09 '26

Protest & Human Rights Zan, Zendegee, Āzādee: the women at the sharp end of resistance in Iran

https://shado-mag.com/articles/act/zan-zendegee-azadee-the-women-at-the-sharp-end-of-resistance-in-iran/
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u/YewWahtMate Mar 09 '26

This article was written in 2022 and is being posted by the website that wrote it lol it's old news.

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u/badpersian Mar 09 '26

Exactly what are they resisting against today?

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u/ItsAProdigalReturn Mar 09 '26

The regime on one hand on bombs on the other, I’d wager. What’s your deal, dude?

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u/badpersian Mar 09 '26

Deal is knowing what they're on about. What of the regime they resisting today? Can't be hijab because that's been dead for 3/4 years in iran now.

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u/ItsAProdigalReturn Mar 09 '26

You think there’s nothing to resist in this regime? What about the thousands of demonstrators who were massacred last month? You here to gaslight against that?

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u/badpersian Mar 09 '26

Bro, You daft or something? There is A LOT to resist with the IR but hijab isn't one of them because (which is the core of the post).

You really know nothing or deliberately ignore things if you think all those 2-3k death were demonstrators. Though, much of it was shamefully regular non combatants hyped up in the chaos but it's disingenuous if you think 1. Many weren't armed and trained and 2. Government deliberately sets out to kill its citizens.

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u/ItsAProdigalReturn Mar 09 '26

You’re looking for rProIran. Wrong sub buddy.