Girl Wounded in Protest in Turkey(2 Hours Ago)

Zambini · #41 ● 06-21-2013, 07:02 PM

Okay. Turkey is an extreme Muslim country where women are arrested for showing any part of their body, with, for now, the exception of their face. She would have been arrested for wearing that attire long before she reached a place of protest.
Sad story that she's dead, but that's not in Turkey... Just sayin.

Wrong on many points

Obviously, you have never been to Istanbul or Turkey at all.

She's not dead either

ashar1991 · #42 ● 10-02-2013, 01:31 PM

intente poner fotos, pero como no pude pongo este link.: Facepalm
http://fotogaleri.gazetevatan.com/ta.../28160/3/Haber ... y este otro con un video bastante impresionante.... véanlo: Facepalm http://www.halkinhabercisi.com/taksi...agir-yaralandi

Trunkzdbz · #43 ● 10-02-2013, 11:11 PM

bando21 · #44 ● 10-03-2013, 12:57 AM

oh well, serves to the cause

mongoose777 · #45 ● 10-03-2013, 01:09 AM

This a repost from somewhere.
I've seen it before like a couple of months or so ago.

mongoose777 · #46 ● 10-03-2013, 01:12 AM

Kind of eerie with her eyes wide opened.

vioman · #47 ● 10-03-2013, 10:29 AM

Ah, i dare her to dress like that in Gaza or West bank.
The joy to have the right to protest and not be beheaded.

Ninky Malinki · #48 ● 10-03-2013, 10:48 AM

Originally Posted by Gaia ↗

Okay. Turkey is an extreme Muslim country where women are arrested for showing any part of their body, with, for now, the exception of their face. She would have been arrested for wearing that attire long before she reached a place of protest.
Sad story that she's dead, but that's not in Turkey... Just sayin.

Absolute rubbish. I've been there twice (as a tourist) and they're very moderate indeed, particularly in the bigger cities like Istanbul. Plenty of women (locals included) walking around in shorts and short skirts in the summer. Nobody bats an eyelid, unless you are going into one of the hundreds of mosques - in which case, cover up.

ali_ihsan21 · #49 ● 10-03-2013, 07:01 PM

This girl didnt die, her body isnt fully functional after the head trauma, her brother taking care of her. She was the first victim of the protests. Next day everything calmed down for nearly 2 weeks when the cops left the square but everything started again when they returned.

When they left people started a commune there, shared their foods, built a library even a wedding place afair 5 couples met and married there

And btw nobody can arrest or even say word about any woman's dressing in Turkey. Even atheism is under constitutional protection with the new democratization package.

chuck Dean · #50 ● 10-03-2013, 07:26 PM

This was posted earlier this year, there were 5 or 6 photos.

Girl Wounded in Protest in Turkey(2 Hours Ago)

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