u are wise.You seriously need to reconsider about Iran my friend .
I don't support compulsory hijab law in Iran but I strongly support the law against badly dressed people .
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u are wise.You seriously need to reconsider about Iran my friend .
I don't support compulsory hijab law in Iran but I strongly support the law against badly dressed people .
Who the hell are you to say what's right and wrong? You're a religious freak, to you everybody is badly dressed. The world doesn't revolve around you guys.You seriously need to reconsider about Iran my friend .
I don't support compulsory hijab law in Iran but I strongly support the law against badly dressed people .
Who the hell are you to say what's right and wrong?
You're a religious freak,
to you everybody is badly dressed
The world doesn't revolve around you guys.
Dude stfu
Don't you worry about the rest of the world. You're living in North Korea and making observations about Luxemberg and Norway?! LMAO
You're so full of it. At the end of the day, you're no different than Mohsen and the rest of these lot.
It's about what you're not saying.Why are you angry dear Abii ?
Put your hostility aside and think carefully about what I said , Then we'll discuss about this in a more friendly way .
Oops, I can smell lots of lies here, my Lady.I was in Iran in 07 and I was stopped 3 times by the basij. Once for being with a "na mahram" (to these hezbollahi arabs even family members are na mahram I guess), second time b/c of my tee shirt (can't remember if it was for the design or the fact that I was showing too much skin) and third time for having loud music in the car.
Fucking garbage basiji low lives. I had longish hair back then too (my hair was majestic in my teen age years lol) so that pissed them off even more.