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Islam is so powerful, they'll mention us even though they're the ones getting attacked.

Queria que ao invés de meterem o dedo no cu de vocês, os médicos os abrissem com um macaco de carro, igual fazem com a gente

@Vee_cxvi @rodeorosebud People when a bad character is portrayed as a bad character

@rodeorosebud The problem is in the things Viv has said about Valentino, Someone once told me that she said Valentino doesn't know what consent is (???? Xdd is like, how could she say that?

people on this app seriously believe valentino is vivziepop’s self insert because there’s a video of her mocking those who claim he is if y’all bothered to do research you’d find out valentino and angel dust’s relationship is based off of vivziepop’s own experience with abuse

Prime example and this is just one post of a girl explaining how she chose to wear the hijab

Nope, imagine believing God will send you to hell for not boiling your countertop but not for kiIIing chiIdren and stealing other people’s land.

As an Iranian woman who lived in Iran for 19 years, I grew up wanting to become a surgeon. I never once heard in Iran that surgery was “for men.” Ironically, the first time I heard certain STEM fields or specialties being treated as more suitable for men was after moving to the United States. Being this uninformed is surprising, Alice. It is irresponsible, unprofessional, and dehumanizing toward Iranian women. We are far more capable than what you see on your Twitter feed. Iran has serious issues involving women’s rights and legal restrictions, but presenting Iranian women as secluded figures who are barely allowed outside is a caricature closer to Taliban Afghanistan than reality. Iranian women are educated, visible, and active across society. The World Bank reports female youth literacy in Iran at about 99% for ages 15 to 24, which directly contradicts the image of women isolated from education or public life. According to the World Bank Gender Data Portal, women’s formal labor-force participation in Iran is low, around 13 to 14%, while men’s is around 67%. That gender gap is real. But labor-force participation only measures paid work or active job-seeking. Research also suggests women’s informal, family-based, agricultural, and unpaid work may be undercounted. Using that number to portray Iranian women as secluded or invisible locked up in their homes is misleading. If you want to discuss life for Iranian women, talk about how sanctions affect access to cancer diagnosis and treatment, including breast cancer care, since breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting Iranian women. Talk about how sanctions restrict livelihoods, increase economic pressure, and make it harder for men and women to find adequate jobs and build stable lives. Iranian women are strong and have spent decades fighting for themselves while building careers, movements, and communities. Reducing them to helpless, voiceless figures is ridiculous and unforgivable. #Woman_Life_Freedom #زن_زندگی_آزادی #از_دموکراسی_بگو

@AlachitoM @eijuncastle @4bdlhh @kosamewhispers It's more to do with culture than branches, with Islam specifically. With Christians, there are variations in what they follow because there are different versions of the bible (not criticism, just observation), but with the Quran there is only one. The quran itself doesn't teach

@eijuncastle @flameb_rd @4bdlhh @kosamewhispers Imma argue with you about this one. I'm pretty sure there are some Islamic branches that don't shame or grew out of shaming women in general and/or as a concept. Just like Christianity and Catholicism, there are extremely conservative branches and very open and accepting ones imo

About to change my pad!

This is what you did to them before deporting them.

Shoving bacon between pages of the Torah would clearly be a hate crime and would also get global media coverage and politicians everywhere would condemn such a despicable act, yet

@eijuncastle @4bdlhh @kosamewhispers Yeah people who are illiterate tend not to be able to get their point across

@4bdlhh @flameb_rd @kosamewhispers not quite what i meant! but you do you lol

2016 - unlike you leftist snowflakes we're not easily offended 2026 - crying and shaking because they saw a picture of a black person

@eijuncastle @4bdlhh @kosamewhispers Yes, you can read, good job

@flameb_rd @4bdlhh @kosamewhispers “islam gave women rights” lmao what???

@eijuncastle @4bdlhh @kosamewhispers Cultures are known for being disgusted by women's bodies and for their misogyny. Islam gave women rights. I'm not interested in arguing with you, just don't drag muslims into things just because you can't think of a better argument

@flameb_rd @4bdlhh @kosamewhispers not really lmao muslims are really known for being disgusted by women’s bodies and for their misogyny towards women

Look at the date.

@4bdlhh @eijuncastle @kosamewhispers Can you not behave like this on a public platform when you're openly a muslim

@eijuncastle @kosamewhispers u dont have to be a muslim to have some dignity and shame. u low iq westerner.

@eijuncastle @4bdlhh @kosamewhispers You could've responded to that really easily without bringing muslims into it

@4bdlhh @kosamewhispers lmao muslims being muslims

vivzie has people drawing caricatures of her, receives rape threats, is harassed and it’s CRICKETS, but when stella is written as a one note villain? outrage if anything here is misogyny, it’s the treatment of female creators. y’all care more about pixels than real women

Laura Loomer was court ordered to never be in possession of a firearm so she needs to groom teenagers to kill for her

He's not a former high school wrestler, he is a terrorist.

A mosque gets shot up so Fox News finds a rabbi😕 The Rabbi trivialises the terrorist: "I will put money on it that there's some mental illness going on". What the hell is going on?