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  It's amazing how much of cowardly snowflakes authoritarians are.
context: truly disgusting regime >
  
  Religion.
  Not just Islam >
  
  edit : agree with you, i was just going for shock - montheism - i am a bit more lenient (personally obviously yall can do what the fuck you want) with polytheism, but i feel monotheism and cultures built around it to be the doom of the earth >
  
  Can't think of anything more meaningless then locking them up >
  
  Locking them up because a few strands of hair above the allowed limits is showing. >
  
  
  How dare they expose themselves like that!
  Totally /s >
  
  Maybe edit out the last bit, peeps don't rock that vibe.
  Maybe no punishment at all coz it's a fucken stupid law, would be better, I feel. >
  
  They're both so young and they're going to spend the best years of their lives in a fucking Iranian prison. >
  
  And from what we’ve heard about Iranian prisons I worry for them >
  
  To be fair there’s very few countries prisons that I’ve heard rave reviews of. >
  
  I’ve heard Norwegian prisons are fairly nice. Comparatively of course. >
  
  Finnish and Norwegian prisons are nicer than some apartments >
  
  Those photos you see of the super nice Scandinavian prisons aren't the standard cells. Those are for people on good behavior who are finishing out the last years of their sentence. The idea is to prepare them to reintegrate into society.
  That's not to say their typical cells are garbage, they're still pretty nice, but they aren't the apartment-looking rooms you see on the internet. >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 74%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  An Iranian court has handed jail sentences of more than 10 years each to a young couple who danced in front of one of Tehran's main landmarks in a video seen as a symbol of defiance against the regime, activists have said.
  Astiyazh Haghighi and her fiance, Amir Mohammad Ahmadi, both in their early 20s, were arrested in early November after a video went viral showing them dancing romantically in front of the Azadi Tower.
  A revolutionary court in Tehran sentenced them each to 10 years and six months in prison, as well as imposing bans on using the internet and leaving Iran, the US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency said.
  
  
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  Nothing says "shithole" like a government arresting people for harmlessly enjoying themselves. 
  The people of Iran deserve soooooo much better.