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18-year-old Melika Azizi has been executed by the Islamic Regime in Iran under the charge of being an "Enemy of God" (Moharebeh). She was violently arrested during the nationwide January protests in the city of Masal, Gilan Province of Iran, following her participation in protests against the Islamic Regime. Melika was held in Lakan Prison in Rasht, where she was subjected to physical abuse and denied contact with her family, who also faced pressure by the Islamic regime's security forces. Rest in Peace, Melika 🙏💔

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I suspect this is true of ADHD as well. Disorders, by definition have to be abberations from the psychological norm. A "disorder" that becomes ubiquitously diagnosed ceases to have meaning.

The most enlightening perspective on Iran —

20 years ago today (Aug 15, 2004), 16-year-old Atefeh Rajabi Sahaaleh was publicly hanged from a crane in Neka, Iran. Sahaaleh was convicted of fornication under Iranian Penal Code Article 221 (a crime against chastity) when she was 13 years old. Following a police raid, she was discovered alone in a car with a boy. She was jailed and given 100 lashes. While in prison, she was further allegedly tortured and raped by prison guards. She told her grandmother that she could only walk on all fours because of the pain. In the following years, she was arrested twice more for crimes against chastity, and both convictions were punished by flogging and jail time. Under Iranian Penal Code Article 136, a fourth conviction for a hadd crime for which the punishment was carried out three previous times results in the death penalty That fourth conviction started in May 2003, when Sahaaleh was arrested at home and charged with adultery and immorality. Police presented a report which they claimed supported the charges against Sahaaleh, but the only signatures on the report were police officers and other local authorities The judge presiding over the trial was Haji Rezai. After Rezai interrogated Sahaaleh, she confessed to being raped by Ali Darabi, a married 51-year-old ex-revolutionary guard turned taxi driver. Sahaaleh was raped repeatedly by Darabi over the previous three years. Judge rezai had personal grudges against her and refused to trust her testimony When Sahaaleh realized that she was losing her case, she removed her hijab, an act seen as a severe contempt of the court, and argued that Darabi should be punished, not her. She removed her shoes and threw them at the judge. Rezai sentenced Sahaaleh to death. Her lawyer appealed to Iran's Supreme Court in Tehran, where the verdict was upheld due to Sahaaleh's confession and three prior convictions for similar offenses Her age was falsified to 22 to allow execution, violating Iran's own treaty obligations against executing minors. Before the noose tightened, she pleaded: "If you forgive me, I will never look into the eyes of a man again." She asked the crowd for forgiveness. She was executed at the age of 16 and her body was made to spat on by children She was the youngest victim of Khamenei moral police apparatus which doesn't follow any law protocol or transparency.

If I had the power to free 90 million people from an evil regime killing 40,000 protesters in the street with no end in sight, and those very people pleaded for my help, and I could take their oppressors out with precision the world has never seen before- I’d do it. Would you? I don’t care where you stand politically, Iranians suffered for 47 years under brutal tyranny and are now dancing in the streets with joy and gratitude for the US and Israel. Put your whataboutism aside and focus on just this very question: Is it a good thing that Iranians are dancing in the streets all across the globe, happy to be freed from Islamic Oppression? Does their opinion count to you? The ones that suffered through it? To the “What’s in it for us” crowd, this regime is also the number one funder of global terrorism and responsible for infecting the minds of the next generation with anti Western propaganda. To the “They aren’t doing it because they want to help the people” crowd- who cares. If a guy donates $100k to sick children because he wants to feed his ego, the sick children still benefit. It’s still a good thing regardless of his intentions. This rescue mission was a GOOD THING. A side benefit, once Iran started flailing with a response hitting UAE, Kuwait, and several other neutral sovereign nations, it creates the potential for new alliances with Muslim led countries that now have a common enemy. This was a chess like masterpiece of a mission. Long live the people of 🇮🇷 May the Lion Roar once again. 🙏

@hyperdiscogirl I'm not trying to limit people. Positive change is very possible. My only point is that some people are just born with superhuman confidence and low neuroticism.

@hyperdiscogirl intelligence (as measured by IQ) can also be developed. So can physical ability. But no amount of work can turn someone physically into lebron. And no amount of mental exercise can give the average person the mindset of a kobe, jordan, or eileen

Everyone is fawning over Eileen Gu's superhuman mindset. Here's a tough pill to swallow: her mind, like her intellect and physical ability, is not something you can just imitate. You can't just decide to be more tenacious or confident anymore than you can decide to be more smart.

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The liberation of Iran will lead to a paradigm shift on a scale unprecedented in this century. Free Iranians will speak about their experiences and diminish the pathetic trend of glorifying non-western oppresive ideologies that has emerged from the western left. Mark my words

Gen Z will never know the joy of laying on your bed and listening to an album from beginning to end undistracted.

I have one question for those in Western society who constantly lump Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan into the same “Middle Eastern case study” to draw conclusions about Iran: How many large-scale rallies have you seen organized by Afghan or Iraqi diaspora communities in support of an uprising or revolution back home? Can you recall sustained, global demonstrations, hundreds of thousands (over a million in total) filling the streets of major Western cities, demanding regime change in Kabul or Baghdad? And inside those countries, were there nationwide, months/years-long uprisings led by ordinary citizens explicitly fighting for freedom and democracy in the way you’ve seen in Iran? These countries do not share the same political history, civic culture, or revolutionary movements. Treating them as interchangeable is dumb and it erases the realities on the ground.

I thought this was true, until we launched our own dating app and got the see the male profiles. The bottom 80% of men aren't ugly. They just have no idea how to make themselves attractive to women. I can't tell you how many male profiles are only mirror/car selfies.

Who approved the addition of this menu bar @figma ??? It takes up valuable real estate and can't be hidden best I can tell. Very annoying addition.

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On the bright side, we spent $650k-1M to rename Dundas square.

This young lady was shot in the neck by the Mullah’s stormtroopers and as she lay dying they opened fire on anyone who tried to give help or comfort. Say her name… Ava Rahmani-Rad,

Iran is set to execute this 19yo wrestler, Saleh Mohammadi, an international bronze medalist, for having peacefully taken part in protests against the government. Iranian authorities are targeting young athletes and protesters as a warning. What a horrific regime.

“Nobody cares about the great massacre in Iran 🇮🇷, because ‘no Jews, no news.’ Iranians should either identify as Palestinians, or spread a rumor that Khamenei is Jewish. Only then would the world care.” My comments at the International Conference on Combating Antisemitism