Comments by "" (@ozymandiasultor9480) on "A Nobel Peace Prize winner in prison - Narges Mohammadi's fight for freedom in Iran | DW Documentary" video.

  1. They had religious brainwashing and most think that is not how things should be. But there is a minority, comprised of people who actually know that in Iran weird totalitarian regime exists, theocracy, people who are not really religious, apostates, atheists, agnostics, and most of all apatheists, but as any totalitarian regime, those people men and women need some moment when that theocracy will collapse or get weaker, then maybe they can do something, secularization. And that religion is especially convenient for theocratic regimes because it is a whole ideology with weird, illogical, and barbarian rules..Their law, sharia, is some kind of regulation straight from the 7th century and is downright barbaric.
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  2. As a symbol, that prize has its value. Those totalitarian theocrats will be really unhappy, but they will pretend that they don't care. What would you like, military intervention, or war? It is a complicated situation, and she deserves that prize which comes with money.
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  3. You missed freedom and free will... Those things are even more important than some things you mentioned. And they have shelter, food, and water, but they are under a totalitarian theocratic regime, so her fight is more than justified.
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  4. She wants freedom and a secular state, but obviously, you have no idea what a secular state means.
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  5.  @تاجیک_پنجشیری  I live in Europe, gaur, and I am an atheist, I don't believe in childish stories about some god. You keep believing in flying donkeys, the moon cut in half, and all those insults Mo invented in that booklet which is an old fantasy story.
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  6.  @mostafa.hoseinimanesh  A secular state means that religion and state are separated, every civilized country in the world now is secular, Turkey became secular when Mustafa Kemal Ataturk came to power and started rapid development. Secular means everyone can believe whatever one wants, but the state is not theocracy, the state is not financing religion. That is actually a good thing.
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  7. Nobel prize.
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  8.  @porksashimi_0  Probably not, she is important to the regime, like "this will happen to all who talk and act against us, theocrats", and the Nobel prize winners are getting one million dollars, I think, I am not sure because that sum is so long the same, those one million were as ten million today once... In any case that is peanuts for a state, but if there is a possibility of bailing her, all should give something for that cause.
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  9. And your imaginary friend, the Lord, is as real as their god, with no evidence or proof, just blind faith.
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  10. Naivete...
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  11.  @deborahswart1718  A Muslim slur for a person from India.
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  12. Yes, it is an ideology, so she should not be of that ideology anymore. It is religious darkness, something like a coma, those who have blind faith and are ready to kill for Mo or their imaginary friend Alaa... Those holy books are made by human beings, that one you mentioned, Mo invented it, obviously, that is why there are so many repetitions, he was illiterate so he had no way of knowing what ayet was invented by him a few weeks ago.
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  13. Never, I hope.
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  14.  @deborahswart1718  You think god exists? Prove it...
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  15.  @deborahswart1718  Why should anyone take your claim as seriously if you have no proof, rational, logical proof? I bet that you know you can't prove that such a thing exists, so you are trying to sound smart and at the same time to beat me, like there is no need for such proof, you "feel" that gawd exists, you have a telepathic connection with your imaginary friend.
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  16.  @deborahswart1718  And is that a typo, that "shld", or you are writing it as someone who has tetanus to the point of jaw lock?
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