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People are taking my comment out of context. I'm not saying that Israel is 100% for sure behind this. I'm offering an equally likely explanation in response to
by jimbob45 4y ago
People are taking my comment out of context. I'm not saying that Israel is 100% for sure behind this. I'm offering an equally likely explanation in response to the individual above who concluded that this was definitely because women randomly decided that they'd had enough.
Was it actually Israel? Was it just angry women? Nobody truly knows, least of all me or GP.
- davisoneee 4y agoThere's been a gradual relaxing of adherance to the hijab in Iran for decades, and this year a woman was murdered because of her 'lax' hijab. You are entertaining the idea that this _could_ be an israeli plot, which you don't have evidence for, alongside the idea it's just "angry women". So yes, even _with_ the context, it sounds a lot like you're spouting conspiracy theories behind a veil of "but I'm just asking _'what if'_?"
- ethotool 4y agoThis has been going on for many years in the Middle East: https://gulfnews.com/world/americas/the-new-middle-east-and-its-constructive-chaos-1.1218872 https://gulfnews.com/world/americas/the-new-middle-east-and-...
- luckylion 4y ago"Randomly", after a woman died after being taken into custody by the moral police. But sure, it's "equally likely" that Israel somehow sprinkled the rebellion-seeds over Iran and now the women are rising up. Totally just as likely.