OLAADEGBU:


As Iran's anthem played on, television cameras showed the country's players tight lipped.

Dalil8:
Virtue signalling.

They should not be allowed entry into Iran. Traitors!

oluwaseyi0:


You surely don't know what's going on presently in Iran

Ladies are been killed for not wearing hijab

Ballzproblem2:
shut up your dirty mouth,women are treated poorly in that country,due that wicked religion and you call virtue signal ,a woman was tortured to death all because the force man felt she didn't put on her hijab properly, leading to protest ,women are standing up for themselves in that country, meanwhile cowards like just throw new lingos around

nazicartel:
Who sponsored them to Qatar nah?... I was asked by an NFF scribe about how to develop our league. I told him total privatization. He went mute for sometime. Then I asked him why he's not saying anything and he told me that people ain't showing interest in venturing into sports in Nigeria. Then I told him they can make it attractive.

Kobonaire234:



The Iranian government could have avoided this by putting the guy who hit Masha on trial, and either suspending or sacking him from work . Instead they tried the coverup game. The more they do not sort out things like this, the more they set unnecessary problems for themselves.

Kobonaire234:
All I am going to say is this..

In the USA, which Iran hates, four policemen put a man by the name of George floyd in a position where he died. (Now, I am not here to retry the case, or determine who was evil...so don't disturb me). All the policemen were arrested, and jailed. Yes there were protests, but at the end, no one called for the US government to be removed from power.

Iran, a girl is arrested for breaking the law. (Note: I am not here to discuss whether Hijab is right or wrong. or do the usual discussion on Islam). The cops in essence beat her to death. Beating her to death was not part of their job...they should have arrested, processed her, got her to court and done the usual sentencing. Instead, one of the cops decided to play tough guy, and hit her badly.

What the Iranian government should have done is simple. Investigate, arrest the cops involved, sack some people , make the people directly involved undergo some punishment, and who knows, they would have been hailed today. Yes, some protests, but not to the extent where they are calling for the government to be removed.

But no, they instead tried to cover it up. As a result...a lot of angry people, and mass protests. Yes they will fizzle out. But that;s another reservioir of anger for tomorrow.

The problem with Iran is not their religon, or the fact that they have 'restrictive' laws on women(I believe that Iran could benefit from a secular government, but for now, they have the form of government most of them appear to want. And anyway, I am making a point here..). It is the fact that at the end, when injustice is done by the people supposed to enforce justice, there is a cover up instead of admitting mistakes were made, and no one gets punished. As a result people get angry.

In the USA...for many years , people were subjected to police brutality..especially blacks. When the anger exploded in the 1964-68 period...where whole parts of cities burned and burned...that's when the government sat up and started implementing changes. Of course it did not change overnight...but today, be a Arrow as a law enforcement officer...and you get punished.


The Iranian government could have avoided this by putting the guy who hit Masha on trial, and either suspending or sacking him from work . Instead they tried the coverup game. The more they do not sort out things like this, the more they set unnecessary problems for themselves.

Dalil8:
Virtue signalling.

They should not be allowed entry into Iran. Traitors!

OLAADEGBU:
The England team should be ashamed to be kneeling down in front of the Iranians who themselves were protesting against their own regimes. I wonder what England are protesting for since the Americans who their are mimicking have long forgotten about it since the rogue police had been locked up.

Ckonnet:


You are not far from the truth but I believe the young's lady death was just a catalyst. Their has been several protest in the past for change of system of government which gives ayatollah the supreme power and not even the elected president and Iranians despite their religious belief are more liberal at heart than any other moslem country.

Dalil8:


Are black people not killed everyday by cops in America just for being black?

Dalil8:
Virtue signalling.

They should not be allowed entry into Iran. Traitors!

Kobonaire234:
All I am going to say is this..

In the USA, which Iran hates, four policemen put a man by the name of George floyd in a position where he died. (Now, I am not here to retry the case, or determine who was evil...so don't disturb me). All the policemen were arrested, and jailed. Yes there were protests, but at the end, no one called for the US government to be removed from power.

Iran, a girl is arrested for breaking the law. (Note: I am not here to discuss whether Hijab is right or wrong. or do the usual discussion on Islam). The cops in essence beat her to death. Beating her to death was not part of their job...they should have arrested, processed her, got her to court and done the usual sentencing. Instead, one of the cops decided to play tough guy, and hit her badly.

What the Iranian government should have done is simple. Investigate, arrest the cops involved, sack some people , make the people directly involved undergo some punishment, and who knows, they would have been hailed today. Yes, some protests, but not to the extent where they are calling for the government to be removed.

But no, they instead tried to cover it up. As a result...a lot of angry people, and mass protests. Yes they will fizzle out. But that;s another reservioir of anger for tomorrow.

The problem with Iran is not their religon, or the fact that they have 'restrictive' laws on women(I believe that Iran could benefit from a secular government, but for now, they have the form of government most of them appear to want. And anyway, I am making a point here..). It is the fact that at the end, when injustice is done by the people supposed to enforce justice, there is a cover up instead of admitting mistakes were made, and no one gets punished. As a result people get angry.

In the USA...for many years , people were subjected to police brutality..especially blacks. When the anger exploded in the 1964-68 period...where whole parts of cities burned and burned...that's when the government sat up and started implementing changes. Of course it did not change overnight...but today, be a Arrow as a law enforcement officer...and you get punished.


The Iranian government could have avoided this by putting the guy who hit Masha on trial, and either suspending or sacking him from work . Instead they tried the coverup game. The more they do not sort out things like this, the more they set unnecessary problems for themselves.

IamPlato:
I don't know Bout Iran but you see America you talked about, that is exactly what they want you to know...


Go and look for the documentary called The greatest lie ever sold and you will be shocked.

Go on YouTube and listen to people like Candace Owens, Ben Shapiro, Conservative Twins, Lou Valentino, you will be shocked as to how much American government fooled you all.

Black's are not the victims, there are just many lazy fools in the black Community that don't want to carry the cross of their foolishness.

Black lives matter is a scam...

Go and learn the truth... The police man didn't kill George Floyd...


Don't allow American government fool you, the liberals have messed up America so bad

Kobonaire234:


Well, most iranians are generally content with the govenrment as it is...and there is some limited democracy.

But like you said....there have been many incidents under the government where people have been mistreated, and everyone kept quiet because 'complaining about it means you are attacking the govenrment and supporting the Western imperialists'. Meanwhile, anger builds up

Whereas, if a policeman who had hit several citizens for nothing in Iran several years ago...had been punished, sacked and disciplined...and jailed...people won't be so angry.

Don't want to be overthrown? Punish the cop who shot someone for nothing instantly. No one would call for a coup.

Ballzproblem2:
shut up your dirty mouth,women are treated poorly in that country,due that wicked religion and you call virtue signal ,a woman was tortured to death all because the force man felt she didn't put on her hijab properly, leading to protest ,women are standing up for themselves in that country, meanwhile cowards like just throw new lingos around

Kobonaire234:


Well, at teh end of the day, the American system prevails because they have learned to punish the policemen who attack citizens for nothing.

If the Iranians did the same, no one would be thinking of removing them at all.

Even if the evil American system is removed and overthrown, at the end if a lawmam kills someone for nothing and nothing is done under your new system, people are going to keep getting angry.

Revolutions don't start because someone came along to lead the masses. They start because of several little injustices that were not dealt with at the local level

guywitzerogal:


this protest is America Oriented, Iranian shouldn’t allow there country turn to the next Libya

OLAADEGBU:


Iranians knows the difference between freedom and bondage. They've tasted freedom before the tyrants took over.

guywitzerogal:


please which freedom? Because last I checked Sanctions on Iran is the reason they are the way they are….just like Russia.

OLAADEGBU:


What Iran Looked Like in the 1960s and 1970s, before the Islamic Revolution.

https://www.atchuup.com/iran-in-the-1960s-and-1970s/

Dalil8:
Virtue signalling.

[b]They should not be allowed entry into Iran. Traitors![/b]