Iran claims to finally abolish the Morality Police

@Elessar nothing ever gets better here, people aren't backing off at all, we know if we stop now morality police will come back with a new name and way worse

@Nanori I'm not saying you should stop; rather, I'm only hoping that seeing that the regime had to concede, even if just figuratively, would attract even more people to the cause and/or loyalists to the regime reconsider their allegiance. Totalitarianism cannot afford showing cracks, if they're doing it deliberately they're sorta shooting at their own feet.

So long as Khamenei is in charge of course things can't really improve, but this still seems like a step in the right direction to me, or at least a signal that the protests aren't as "weak" as many detractors would make them look like.

@Elessar True

@Ryderbike America , Britain, France or any other country does not put the Dark Sadistic thoughts into a mans head that would make him Beat his own Mother for letting her face be seen, Those Beasts in power there have just not been challenged by True Husband, Fathers and Brothers

@Northwest Unfortunately, that sounds more believable. 🙁

@MartinTheFirst Enough shows abolishing the morality police. However, they are only in "discussions" about hijabs and clothing. A step, even a baby step, in the right direction.

@Magnolia21 I'm pretty sure they're going to need a full scale revolution to turn over that government. There's just too much pride and egoism in there for anything to change.

@MartinTheFirst In my limited studies, it takes several outright revolutions for change. Even France, that famous revolution kinda ended poorly, until another revolt. Iran did the same, and we're here. Maybe another two will set things on a sane path.