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Possibly, but not necessarily. On the other side you have that pattern of "True, they are brutally oppressed, but that must be what they all want if the oppress
by usrusr 4y ago
Possibly, but not necessarily. On the other side you have that pattern of "True, they are brutally oppressed, but that must be what they all want if the oppressor is of their own ethnicity, right?" It's perfectly fine to have an opinion about the form of government in a foreign country that isn't all positive.
- pphysch 4y ago> True, they are brutally oppressed What you deem oppression is entirely cultural. It's your choice to project that on others. The Western liberal views the Iranian woman as oppressed because they can no longer freely sell their bodies. The Iranian revolutionary may view the Western sex worker as oppressed because capitalism effectively forces them to sell their body to buy shelter and food. Or something about spiritual oppression. I don't really know, to be honest. > It's perfectly fine to have an opinion about the form of government About as fine as caring about what your neighbor is doing in their bedroom. Which is to say, pretty weird, albeit normalized in imperialist societies. It's literally none of your business.