let be honest , they agree to that a little late in the war .
It doesn't matter. There've been numerous cases of lasting mass protests throughout history, not all were accompanied by terrorist attacks on security forces from the very unset, unlike Syria, and not all led to a full fledged conflict, unlike Syria. The shape taken by events there is squarely due to the hostile, deliberately destabilizing meddling of NATO, the zionist regime and their PGCC clients. No ifs and buts.
the only thing گشت امنیت اجتماعی is doing
There's no separate morality police, as stated by the law enforcement official who spoke on the first free televised debate following Amini's demise.
harassing women for their hijab and arrest the girls and boys who are with each other. yes they also have other duties but Gods know when was the last time i saw them do those duties
Applying the law is not "harassing".
the duty of police is not what they did , their duty was to arrest them and hand them to judiciary system , but as the number are so high that judiciary system can't deal with them the police themselves come up with the idea to gather them there and tell them about the law .
Yes, so they are doing their duty. It's a practical arrangement agreed upon by different institutions and law enforcement personnel are instructed accordingly. So they've been doing their duty indeed.
but as always we do something that we are not prepared for and will say the preparation will be made later and later we simply forget to do the preparation , here also they forget between those several hundred people they send there on daily bases there may be some people with medical condition and not being ready for that possibility resulted in what you see right now .
No governmental agency's perfect. Neither in Iran nor elsewhere. And the solution to such issues does not reside in violent riots, nor in "I"SIS terrorist attacks, nor in chants of "Qasemlou, Qasemlou", nor in murdering 50+ securty personnel.
well the data is different here there is data from social security research center that the percentage of people who live under total poverty line is 25% and certainly the number who live under poverty line is a little more
معاونت رفاه وزارت تعاون، کار و رفاه اجتماعی تازه‌ترین آمار خود در خصوص وضعیت معیشتی خانوارها ایرانی را منتشر کرد تا مشخص شود به صورت تقریبی 38 درصد از جمعیت ایران در فقر به سر می‌برند.
www.sharghdaily.com
دنیای اقتصاد نوشت: «خط فقر مطلق» برای خانوار ۴نفره تهرانی، در سال ۱۴۰۱ به میزان ۱۲ میلیون تومان برآورد می‌شود.
www.etemadonline.com
Poverty headcount ratio at $5.50 a day is the percentage of the population living on less than $5.50 a day at 2011 international prices. As a result of revisions in PPP exchange rates, poverty rates for individual countries cannot be compared with poverty rates reported in earlier editions.
www.macrotrends.net
the ones I mention was not cell phone but banks and shops security cameras
also we have the experience of the election in 88 that they even filtered this sentence "چه کسانی این شیشه ها را شکستند"
The clip under discussion was filmed and uploaded by a person involved in the assault, or by a person supportive of the perpetrators, because he is insulting the victim and filming rather than aiding the latter. Hence police unlikely to be responsible for that man's injury or death, rioters are. If it were the work of the police, they would not film the victim while insulting him and then post the clip online. It's a no-brainer, really.
