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TheMightyQuinn
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My point is that you blame ALL the kak in the Middle East on the US...always. And now even this kak in Iran.
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Iran vows 'no leniency' against wave of protests over Mahsa Amini's death
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TheMightyQuinn
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Oooh watch the dance begin....he'll be hopping around like a one legged man in an ass kicking contest.
surface
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This is the earliest version of 'Why was she wearing skirt in the first place' - Pedophile prophet was ahead of everyone.
nope I haven't got it
the US government literally overthrew the democratically elected government in Iran and has been imposing decades long sanctions on the country, if you think this has no impact on the political environment in the country then thats your problem, not mine
I have stated many times over that I view all modern day governments as terrorist organisations, why I would I be in favour of the "laws" they have in place?
a really stupid question
Eish, so much of klevva. In this particular case (Iranian regime's brutal crackdown supposedly enforcing Islamic law) is that a Yes or No?
LOL, another stupid question
have you got a point or are you just going to ask stupid question after stupid question
TheMightyQuinn
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Iran has religious fanatic problems...not political problems.
But alas...
...this explains you in a nutshell.
As you were.
and modern day governments meet the definition of terrorism, its not difficult to demonstrate it
WizardOfAges
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Yet you defended Qatar?
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JuliusSeizure
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It's a pity because it seems like historically, Iran was progressive towars women's rights. I'm no expert on the issue but I've seen pictures from before the Islamic revolution and it seems like they had it better than most of the world.
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In general, if you implement law of any religion anywhere, it is bound to retard any progress. Islam was the worst in any such respects. Huge scientific strides were made in (the now) Iraq region till these maggots decided to go with Islam only implementation.
Check Jim Al-khalili
p.s. pedophile supporter here is gonna come and say most of these arabic scientists were muslims and try to give credit to Islam.
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Imagine if they had used the proceeds of all that oil money for the betterment of their society, such a wasted opportunity.
Obviously "yes" or "no" is beyond you. eeek, slippery slime detected.
nightjar
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The kak in the Middle East started in the 7th century when Muhammad and his mob erupted from the Arabian Peninsula and conquered Palestine, Syria, North Africa etc.
Nothing has changed since then and his followers are still causing kak.
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konfab
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If only there was a way for the profit made from a commodity or service to go to people who will then invest it in other parts of society that didn't require the benevolence of government.Imagine if they had used the proceeds of all that oil money for the betterment of their society, such a wasted opportunity.