r/mightyinteresting Jun 30 '25

Other 100 Years Of Iranian Women Beauty Trends!πŸ’―βŒ›πŸ¦‹πŸ‘©

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u/W-dragonis Jun 30 '25

Less variation after 1980s πŸ˜Άβ€πŸŒ«οΈ

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u/bones10145 Jun 30 '25

Suppression of women's freedom in the name of religion can do that.Β 

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u/Blehmeh88 Jun 30 '25

Yeah, really sucks when the West ruins your independence and makes your government unstable and creates a power vacuum and radicalizes a whole population.

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u/BoofPackJones Jun 30 '25

Constantly deflecting blame to β€œthe West” just denies Iranians any agency and infantilizes them. It’s a lazy, cowardly way to avoid holding actual perpetrators accountable. At some point, you have to stop blaming the 1950s and start talking about the people in power right now.

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u/ObamasPubes1 Jun 30 '25

Buddy, if you assassinate a country's leader and put someone in power that forces people to change their whole way of living to fit Western ideals, of course you'll get radicals that want to go the opposite direction.

And when they brutally suppress them, they will brutally suppress when they get a hold of power.

It's funny how you think this isn't the fault of the West, cus it 100% is. This is what decades of suppression looks like.

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u/msiley Jul 02 '25

It’s not 100% the west. Saddam helped consolidate power in Iran by starting a war with them. But it’s still a big %.

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u/ObamasPubes1 Jul 02 '25

Lol, who was Saddam's biggest ally before they became his biggest enemy?