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4:39Now PlayingDavid Menzies of The Rebel.Media reportsA video embedded in a Daily Mail piece showing an Iranian woman refusing to wear a hijab and a man who thought very poorly of her decision, is a good reminder of why living in Iran really stinks these days. An undercover “morality officer” mansplains to a woman why her lack of decency in not covering her hair is so egregious, then pepper sprays her when she refuses to capitulate. But instead of outrage from feminists in the West, we witness the perverse irony of prohijab billboards being erected in major U.S. cities such as Dallas, Houston and Chicago around the same time as the incident that took place in Iran. Weird.
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