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  Very brave of her.
context: Looks like she made sure she couldn't be accused of not being fully covered which is the excuse the Taliban have been using. I hope that she survives, and their regime doesn't. >
  
  She’s going to be raped and killed. I hate this and how powerless we are against such atrocities. >
  
  We need an Underground Railroad for Afghani girls >
  
  I like that idea. Make Afghanistan 95% male. Then we'll see what they're willing to change too late to make a difference.
  I replied to the wrong comment with that, and it came off SUPER fucked up... Glad I realized it quickly... >
  
  Then they'll simply start kidnapping and forcibly "marrying" girls from elsewhere, like Boko Haram. >
  
  Or China and Pakistan >
  
  China probably would NOT be happy about that tho. >
  
  I didnt explain. Pakistani girls have been known to be kidnapped and sent to Chinese men. Women are usually are from the poor or vulnerable parts of their society. >
  
  Ah yes, probably sould have typed that fully. I read that as getting women from china instead of the situation between pakistan and china.
  Knowing chinas gender imbalance, went with the wrong conclusion >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 77%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  An 18-year-old Afghan student endured Taliban taunts and insults at the weekend as she staged a solo protest against the ban on women attending university.
  In their latest assault on women's rights, the Taliban last week banned university education for women, prompting international outrage.
  "I wanted to show the power of a single Afghan girl, and that even one person can stand against oppression. When my other sisters see that a single girl has stood against the Taliban, it will help them rise and defeat the Taliban," Marwa said.
  
  
  Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: women^#1 Taliban^#2 protest^#3 Marwa^#4 against^#5 >
  
  
  “For the first time in my life, I felt so proud, strong, and powerful because I was standing against them and demanding a right that God has given us,” Marwa told AFP, asking not to be further identified.
  
  Please, don't further identify her. >
  
  The media didn’t care as long as they get the eye balls >
  
  I worry about her safety. The Taliban are savages. >
  
  They are what we made them. >
  
  Wars have been raging there since written history began. Fuck outta here lmao, we didn't make them follow a bigoted religion that encourages this shit. >
  
  We actively funded the groups that encourage “this shit.” and toppled comparatively liberal governments in the region, you’re just being Ignorant >
  
  Oh okay, so all the history books that show this extremist culture has been around for centuries before the existence of the West - they're all full of shit.
  LOL.
  No wait, hang on:
  LMAOOOO!!! >
  
  How many of those books have you read? >
  
  All of them. >
  
  average redditor >
  
  Probably below average… >
  
  "It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees."
  -Emiliano Zapata >
  
  "There's a fine line between bravery and stupidity."
  -Somebody, probably
  IMO, it's better to live on your feet in secret (or flee and live somewhere else) and not get yourself murdered and imprisoned for no gain. >
  
  What a brave woman. Title says girl but this woman is protesting a violent regime by herself in public. Tomorrow when I wake up depressed I'm going to try and think of her for strength. >
  
  Is she still alive? :-/ >
  
  Yes we text >
  
  Glad to hear it! >
  
  A reminder for Americans that we need to guard our freedoms  from any church that would take them, religious extremism is a problem everywhere. >
  
  Any forms of extremism, not just religion. And yes that includes politics. >
  
  Emphasis on separation of church and state more tho
  You can argue politics and policy with facts.
  Religion on the other hand is pure propaganda.