I think this is a painful reminder that equality isn't fully granted through this world and we must do all we can to fight injustice. May she rest in peace and be remembered as a beacon of hope that brought thousands to their feet in protest.

blondboinsd;

The problem is, people in this country view equality one way and other cultures view it
in another way. If we lived their kind of life, worshiped they way they do and believe
the things they believe our perspective would be totally different.

Unfortunately we as individuals don't get to decide how other cultures believe
they should live even if we believe it's wrong.

Exactly, we just try to do too much. People in asia and other continents view the world differently, we can't just apply our views to theirs. Let them do what they believe.

Obviously plenty of people in Iran dont want this. It is just sad because there are so many good people over there, but unfortunately their lives are controlled and manipulated by ruthless savages who will stop at no end to further their personal agendas.

I think when you start killing peaceful, innocent citizens someone on the outside may have to start looking in at some point. They are literally trying to pretend like the rigged election, protests and killings never happened and that is a very scary thing, IMO.

Condolences to the family and the people that have lost their lives during these terrible events...

May she rest in peace...

Hopefully future regimes and governments in other nations that treat their citizens like this will learn that people will rise no matter what...

If there is a chance for Iranians to help themselves this is it.