I have a friend in Iran, his cousin died in the protests. His body was tagged in the 10,000’s dipshit, and he was far from the last to die. Shut the fuck up.
Surely there’s video or photographic evidence of a small town worth of dead bodies produced in a week. A slaughter like that would be quite apparent and obvious. You know it took months for Israel to kill 40,000 Palestinians? The evidence is overwhelming, you can see it on the internet.
Not particularly, you couldn’t find a relevant image either (and photography was not common, even after the introduction of glass-plate photography, 160 years ago. Everyone in the modern era carries a camera in their pocket, making images like the above from modern-day Iran much easier to produce.)
They don’t whip them like the Americans whipped their slaves.
Thank God you’re here to tell us the correct way to whip our troublesome women 🙏
Yeah they’re both bad. One killed 100,000 or more people. Guess which one.
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40,000!? Lmfao. Next week it will be 100,000!
Pssshh, they‘ve read it in the Guardian, so it must be true.
Lmao.
I have a friend in Iran, his cousin died in the protests. His body was tagged in the 10,000’s dipshit, and he was far from the last to die. Shut the fuck up.
Surely there’s video or photographic evidence of a small town worth of dead bodies produced in a week. A slaughter like that would be quite apparent and obvious. You know it took months for Israel to kill 40,000 Palestinians? The evidence is overwhelming, you can see it on the internet.
I’m sorry about your friend’s cousin.
LMAO.
I pointed this out elsewhere, but what the heck nobody minds a rerun: Nah, it’s exactly the same.
American slave whip:
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Iranian whipping (graphic):
Couldn’t find a graphic depiction of american slavery, huh? But no problem finding one for Iran? Interesting.
Not particularly, you couldn’t find a relevant image either (and photography was not common, even after the introduction of glass-plate photography, 160 years ago. Everyone in the modern era carries a camera in their pocket, making images like the above from modern-day Iran much easier to produce.)