[throwaway2202]

Unfortunately saying nothin used to be a thing. It was the wise thing to do. But just like how publish and perish became a thing, it is not wise to say little and selectively. Check twitter.

I don’t support the government in charge there. However the peace OP brings up in their other comment is extremely important, They tell us every other month they want to attack Iran, they literally did so three times in 20th century, and twice in 19th (and much worse when including russia, which was aligned with the english against the french).

Iran has not initiated any war since 1820s, and was neutral in both world wars. People die in wars.

[rTX5CMRXIfFG]

So when someone claims that they were raped and you’re not sure whether they’re telling the truth, your first instinct is to raise a ton of questions on the veracity of the claim of rape like you’re some court who’s in a position to try? You really think that that’s normal? And how could malice not be interpreted from the way the questions were raised when they only question the veracity of the claims of the prisoner?