Comments by "Omer عمر" (@Omer1996E.C) on "Iran said to abolish morality police: What does it mean? | DW News" video.

  1.  @xtaticsr2041  I still don't believe that most people are against theocracy in of itself, but the regime which is authoritarian, because the religion commands the use of fair and impartial judiciary systems, and makes every one, including the police, accountable to their actions, which is not the case in iran. So, going against the theocracy is still not the solution, especially since most Iranians are still religious in the first place, we do not want the same system to return by a democracy, after the rural population gets against the new regime. What should be done is a limited government with fair legislations, fair judicial systems and reformed police forces
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  2. What?! Iranian protestors said it, the problem isn't with the morality police itself or even the laws, which is popular among the Iranian people, religious and non religious majority. The problem is with how the government ignores any crime done by the police in general. Like how mahsa amini was murdered by the police, but the government never condemned it or took a legal measure against the police forces. Make the police more accountable to it's crimes and make it more transparent to what they do to prisoners
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  3. The police would take their jobs and morality police would be Integrated into the normal police force, this might be good, since police forces are more likely to be judged by the court than morality police
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  4.  @Iceyfire12  most of Iranian women still does wear hijab, what you are seeing are highlighted pictures in urban areas by those who are very aggressive, most of them aren't that mad, live in rural areas and are not seen internationally. The revolution isn't against hijab in general, but the system of the government
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  5. I want to know, are you against the official religion, or the police force, which is free to do crimes without being accountable?
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  6.  @NadeemAhmed-nv2br  bear in mind, these researchs were made mostly on young adults and those who lived in urban regions, as well as those who got out of Iran or those who are very exposed to western influences, it was a survey done on the internet. But still, i believe that almost half of them are against a theocracy, although most of them believe in some forms of religions
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  7.  @monsieur9903  ايش شغلك في الحياة؟
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  8.  @monsieur9903  ضعيف ومتضرع لله. حقيقة لا استطيع ان اكذبها ولو انكرتها. حتى ما عندك اساس لا للالحاد ولا لإبطال الإسلام، طفشت من امثالكم كل شوي تطلعولي بقلة ادب، وبعدين تقولو عنا ارهابيين، وما شفنا احد يدعم الإرهاب اكثر من الملحدين. عندك الدعاة حرفياً في كل مكان باليوتيوب لكنك ناكر للحق. افضل الملحد الاوروبي اللي يفكر على الملحد العربي اللي بس يتبع. خروووف. اصلا والله ما ادري ليش اخترتني وفجأه من ولا مكان قلت لي ان الله غير موجود، كانك انت موجود بس عشان تستفزني في عز الليل
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  9.  @monsieur9903  كل مرة تكلموني عن اخطأ وكل مرة ارد عليها. تعبتوني، مش فايق. وبذات منكم يا عرب. لو واحد اجنبي كنت بتكلم بشويش وبالراحة، لكن انتوا تسمعوا وما تتعلموا، أمة تبكي عليها الامم من جهلها، مستحيل تلاقي احد ما يتحسر من انغلاق عقولكم. اسمع من العلماء والشيوخ والمتخصصين في الموضوع. معاك هيثم طلعت واياد قنيبي في المرتبة الأولى. ولو تتفرج انجليزي، عندك قنوات اسلامية تفور من كثرتها، تسألني سؤال سألني الناس عنو من سنوات، وبرد وارد ولسة عقولكم طوب. نفسي اعرف ايه الإنجاز العلمي او الجامعي اللي حققتوه عشان تحسبوا نفسكم أذكى الامم! مفيش اخطأ ولا حاجة، وروح خلاص خليني ارتاح على جوالي قبل ما انام، مش حرام عليك طالب ثانوي/اعدادي بتعذبوا، يلا يلا
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  10.  @NawazKhan-ui6eo  nop, I'm not Iranian
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  11.  @NawazKhan-ui6eo  I don't want to be specific, but I'm in the middle east, but I know some Iranians from the internet, we argue alot on bbc arabic, even from those who are in iran, and I'm telling you what I heard from them and what I read almost since the beginning of the protests, and also from some Iranians here, answering my questions in the comment section. And these are my sources
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  12.  @NawazKhan-ui6eo  this is what I have understood from them
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  13.  @poorang900  wel l said, here in the middle east, we're suffering mostly because of the Iranian regime, in syria, Iraq, yemen, fears in Bahrain and terror in Lebanon, you're doing well, and I hope we'll be closer once this barrier between us is lifted, for the first time
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  14.  @tero2444  what? Actually a state built on a religious base is much more stable in law making, religion, at least mine, is well defined and no body can change it, since it is spread throughout many parts of the earth, and it is hard for anybody to change it. Democracy is built on fantasy and whims, when they want immigrants or not, when they declare war or not, when they deny LGBTQ or not, when they are communist or capitalist, when they are ethnocentrist or not, etc... All change with the change of popular belief. If a people want to commit crimes against another country for revenge (like how fascist Italy invaded ethiopia by popular support), nothing is wrong according to the democratic constitution, if it was made by a referendum, while religion has a well known strict line, that is not based on people's emotions, like the want to revenge
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  15.  @Iceyfire12  most of them, yes, but not in Tehran
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