First of all, I must say that I recommend watching this documentary for all American and European feminists who think they are fighting for equality by lifting armpit hair, Real feminists are women who live in a place where it costs them their lives to raise their voices, No colorful heads or furry bodies!
After watching this documentary, you won't be able to find any words to explain and describe what happens to these girls and women, it takes your breath away.
Currently, I live in Iran (I am of Iranian origin), Iran may seem more prosperous than Iraq in appearance and infrastructure, but believe me, the situation is worse than Iraq in terms of social affairs that are influenced by religion.
So, it is not strange for me to see these things in this documentary, it is not strange for me that sex for an unmarried girl can cause her to be killed, because the same thing happens in Iran, exactly the mullahs and ayatollahs do the same thing in Iran. They do what Iraqi sheikhs do, sex trade!
When a society goes towards economic collapse, I am not a sociologist, but I have read many times in history that women are forced to do such things in order to survive, not everyone can have a decent job.
But what we are witnessing is the legitimization of rapists, the legitimization of pedophiles, by religion.
For their own interests, they do their work by referring to religious matters, even secular laws are not in front of them, because they say it is God's command! And opposing it means opposing God, the result of which is the death sentence of the opposing person.
It is painful to see this side of life, about two-three years ago, when the value of Iran's currency fell sharply, Iraqi pilgrims suddenly increased to the city of Mashhad-Iran (Mashhad is the most important religious city of Iran), Iraqis, now that they had the dollar and the Iraqi dinar gained value, their entertainment destination was Mashhad, where religion easily provided them with women, it is painful to describe the current situation... Religion is the biggest enemy of humanity.
After watching this documentary, you won't be able to find any words to explain and describe what happens to these girls and women, it takes your breath away.
Currently, I live in Iran (I am of Iranian origin), Iran may seem more prosperous than Iraq in appearance and infrastructure, but believe me, the situation is worse than Iraq in terms of social affairs that are influenced by religion.
So, it is not strange for me to see these things in this documentary, it is not strange for me that sex for an unmarried girl can cause her to be killed, because the same thing happens in Iran, exactly the mullahs and ayatollahs do the same thing in Iran. They do what Iraqi sheikhs do, sex trade!
When a society goes towards economic collapse, I am not a sociologist, but I have read many times in history that women are forced to do such things in order to survive, not everyone can have a decent job.
But what we are witnessing is the legitimization of rapists, the legitimization of pedophiles, by religion.
For their own interests, they do their work by referring to religious matters, even secular laws are not in front of them, because they say it is God's command! And opposing it means opposing God, the result of which is the death sentence of the opposing person.
It is painful to see this side of life, about two-three years ago, when the value of Iran's currency fell sharply, Iraqi pilgrims suddenly increased to the city of Mashhad-Iran (Mashhad is the most important religious city of Iran), Iraqis, now that they had the dollar and the Iraqi dinar gained value, their entertainment destination was Mashhad, where religion easily provided them with women, it is painful to describe the current situation... Religion is the biggest enemy of humanity.