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I really don't want this on my comment history but here you go: ~redacted google serarch~ And I understand your point. There's a ton of bias. We must be caref
by hu3 8mo ago
I really don't want this on my comment history but here you go:
~redacted google serarch~
And I understand your point. There's a ton of bias. We must be careful with the "facts" on the internet.
Admitedly, these link results don't inspire me much confidence.
- cogman10 8mo agoThe only one attributing a similar quote to khamenei is an x user. The rest appear to document that an exiranian official saying that counter revolutionary women sentenced to death are raped. I hope you can see how these are pretty different things.
- hu3 8mo agoFirst link: "Based on our findings, some of the various forms of sexual torture, such as the rape of virgin girls prior to their execution, were conducted in a systematic way and were based on the interpretation of an order by Ayatollah Khomeini (1979-1989), the Islamic Republic Supreme Leader at the time." https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201314/cmselect/cmintdev/writev/934/m35.htm https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201314/cmselect/cmin...
- cogman10 8mo ago> women who were captured in battle with the kuffar (infidels) were akin to property and slaves of the army of Islam (a practice of the Middle Ages which had subsequently been accepted, at least theologically, as a part of Islamic war practices) Look, bad and disagreeable, but not the claimed quote. This is a much better attack that doesn't use hyperbole.