The Problem in Iran
First published: Friday October 14th, 2022
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Mahasa Amini
On September 16, 2022 22-year old Mahasa Amini mysteriously passed away at a hospital in Tehran, Iran. It is believed that it was because of the government in Iran. She was actually under police custody for not wearing a hijab properly according to government standards. Now, women in Iran are protesting by burning their hijabs in the streets of cities across Iran. Iran is restricting internet. I personally have a couple of things to say. First off, I respect culture and religion, but arresting someone for not wearing it properly is way too far. Then again, Iran is not the type of country to warn you of these things. Secondly, I agree with the protests of women (and men, for that matter) across the world (mainly Iran) by burning their hijabs. I will leave a link to more information.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Mahsa_Amini
Essentially, it referred to things like being overly naïve, allowing extremists and wahhabis in, to preach hate freely, to allow the extremists to build "no-go zones" and terrorize, among others, the not-extreme Muslims who live there.
The writer also demanded that everyone should be allowed to criticize evil things done by the extremists without being labelled with the "hate speech/racism" defense by the extremists and their European allies (imprisoned by their own dogma and cognitive dissonance).