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if I see another white American leftist feminist mansplain to Iranian woman that actually Donald Trump hates women instead of the Ayatollah of Iran, I am going to lose it. I'm this close to crashing out. It was a crazy big weekend. In case you weren't paying attention. I tried to put my phone away for most of the weekend and I found myself then picking it up like way into the day on Saturday going, wow, what a day to put the phone away. In case you missed it, there was some very important military strikes that happened on Iran from the United States government and the Israeli government and the Ayatollah of Iran has been officially executed. Ayatollah Khamenei is dead. It's a controversial topic and many, many people are weighing in from different vantage points on domestic and foreign. But one thing is reigning clear to me based on everything I'm seeing on the Internet thus far. Iranians all over the world, whether still living in Tehran or scattered across the globe having fled the Iranian Islamic regime, have been taking to the streets to celebrate. Worldwide. I am seeing hundreds or thousands of videos at a time of people everywhere in Europe, in America, in Australia, everywhere celebrating the death of Ayatollah Khamenei because this marks an answered prayer for the last three 30 years under the Islamic regime that instituted rampant Sharia law and has been slaughtering tens of thousands of their own citizens there in Iran because people are yearning and fighting for freedom. This was one of the first videos that I happened to see of women in the streets of Iran taking off their hijabs and dancing in the streets to celebrate this new chapter for their country. Watch this. So you see people jumping out of their cars, ripping their hijabs off, dancing in the street, everyone's hooping and hollering and shouting. And that's not just happening in the streets of Iran. There are Iranians who had to flee the Islamic regime under the ayatollahs scattered all over the world that had very similar demonstrations and protests. Happy celebrations, really. Dance parties all over the world. This last weekend here in Washington D.C. in Georgetown, the this was the sight to behold. It's incredibly telling to me, by the way that everyone is waving American flag alongside the Iranian flag and chanting usa, usa. Usa. Because people are finding such deep gratitude for President Trump, his leadership around the globe. Whether you agree with this decision or this particular action or not, Iranians seem to be very, very grateful for the trajectory that we saw over this past weekend. Chanting usa, usa. USA is in stark contrast to what the terrorist organizations funded by the Iranian regime usually have been chanting throughout our lifetime, which is Death to America. And one group in particular seems to be celebrating more than anyone else, young women all over the world of Iranian descent or maybe who grew up in Iran and fled with their parents over the past several years. I know several of these people living in the United States today and all across Europe, and it's fascinating to see the reaction that they are posting to social media like this one. Again, waving American flag jumping, screaming, dancing the whole nine with the freedom to finally say the era of Sharia law and Islamic extremism may forever be over in Iran. It's amazing. It gives me chills. It's really fascinating to compare the parallels of this to the end of the Maduro regime in Venezuela a few weeks ago and how people were hooping and hollering and celebrating and taking to the streets to wave American flags and chant usa, usa. Usa. But the comments on some of these videos have my mind completely blown. Because while Venezuelans and Iranians in the last several weeks have been chanting usa, usa, usa and waving the American flag, half of Americans are commenting on all of their videos, calling them stupid and saying that actually Trump is evil and we live under a dictatorship in America and you idiots have no idea what you're talking about. Oh, you poor stupid, stupid Iranian or you poor stupid Venezuelan, you are so dumb, I wish we could come in to save you, but we actually just destroyed your lives. I mean, seriously, the lack of institutional knowledge from young, white, liberal, mostly women in America about what's actually going on in Iran is shocking, mind boggling to me actually, because it literally takes like one TikTok search one of these videos one conversation with ChatGPT to get a pretty basic overview of how horrifying the human rights crisis in has been over the past 50 years or so. And instead of celebrating that women can wear what they want and speak freely and aren't living under oppressive law that treats them as property and aren't going to be slaughtered and stoned to death or beaten to death by the morality police for showing a tiny sliver of their hair, we have the audacity to mansplain basically to Iranian women that actually their life just got a whole lot worse because of Donald Trump. You literally can't make this stuff up. I saw one clip in particular that led me down this rabbit hole of someone who post from an Iranian account. The devil is gone. It's one of these massive protests and everyone is waving the Iranian flag saying that the Khamenei is dead. This is amazing. Blah blah blah blah. And the caption on the video is the Devil is gone. This video has almost 150,000 likes and in the comments section the audacity that American women have to tell these people that their life actually sucks now is insane. Maybe this one as one of the top 3 comments on this video, the biggest devil is Trump actually not a brutal dictator that killed 40,000 of their own citizens in a matter of days over the past few months. But no, Donald Trump is actually the real devil in this situation. Or this one from Marilyn Heart emoji. Trump literally is the devil. But okay guys, literally, what are we doing? What are we doing? And now I have gone down this rabbit hole watching dozens of these videos hosted by Iranians celebrating the end to the Islamic extremist regime funding virtually every terror organization on the face of the planet and all of the from ignorant stupid Americans who have been brainwashed by woke culture who now go out of their way to defend terrorism as long as it's at odds with Donald Trump. Because naturally you're the good guy if you also hate the President of the United States. One Orthodox Christian posted to TikTok a few weeks ago in January. Things I was beaten for at school as a seven year old little girl in Iran growing up in Iran. The last one that she mentions in this video is punishable by stoning to death. Now again, this was posted January 14th several weeks ago, well before we even had this conversation. Video has about 20,000 likes and again the comments will shock you. Watch this. The last one being punishable by stoning in public now is practicing your faith as an orthodox Christian. But she says as a seven year old little girl growing up in Iran she was Regularly beaten at school for having nail polish, showing any sliver of her hair, which she regularly did as an act of defiance or even wearing ruffled socks because that was considered too Western. It was too much of a nod to American culture and therefore was evil. This is a lived experience of an actual Iranian woman living in Iran. Something that I thought we were just supposed to believe. Right? We were supposed to believe people's lived experiences. That was considered their truth. But not according to the American left anymore. No, no, no, you stupid Iranian woman. We are here to tell you the opposite. The top comment on this video literally says this. Iran has morals 100, 100 emoji for beating little girls for practicing Christianity, wearing ruffled socks and showing an inch of their hair. Beating up seven year old little girls means you are a moral society now, I guess according to the Internet. Or how about this one? Is this supposed bad? I mean all schools have set uniform rules, guys. There's a difference between your school saying that you can't wear something outside of the school uniform. I had school uniforms growing up at one of my elementary schools and again later in high school. There's a difference between saying you're breaking uniform code and literally beating seven year old little girls from the morality police in Iran or stoning people potentially to death for believing in Jesus Christ. Fundamental differences there. One is tolerant Western civilization based on Christianity and Christian moral values. The other is radical Islamic extremism that is taking the lives of tens of thousands of innocent people for the crimes of showing their hair or speaking freely in defiance against an authoritarian government. These two things are completely incompatible. Okay, but this comment section is flooded with comments. Schools everywhere have the rules to train children. What's a big deal? What is a big deal about this? What's the big deal? I had uniforms. What's the big deal? My school in the UK never allowed us to wear nail polish. What's the big deal? Big deal is when you were a seven year old little girl as a privileged, and I mean that in every, every single sense of the word, white woman growing up in the west, you were not beaten to death by the state sanctioned morality police or even just beat up for it. The lack of critical thinking is asinine to me. This next woman grew up in Iran as a Jewish woman, had to flee Iran out of religious persecution reasons and posted this video, Bye bye Khamenei, shedding her hijab and taking off the Islamic garb of extremism. Again, the comments will shock. She's using a popular TikTok sound there. She's giving the middle finger to the Ayatollah of Iran. She's taking off the hijab and all of the long black robes and she's saying f this, like, I don't want to keep living in this type of society. Top comment on this video Using the Iranian struggle as if this woman's not Iranian herself to justify Islamophobia is disgusting and shows how much you reek of hate. You didn't need to put on a hijab to take it off. If you aren't Iranian. I don't expect much from Zayos Zionists anyway. 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