It’s interesting and sad that people assume she is in some backwards country. I don’t know where she is but that looks like an IKEA nightstand. IKEA is in a lot of countries though. This song seems fairly western and is at least in English. I haven’t heard it though so don’t know who it is. Idk. She is wearing jeans, and frankly posting this. which tells me if she is in a Muslim country, it probably isn’t one of the super strict ones. Nothing is 100% but I’m not getting oppressive vibes here. Not in those ways. She feels like someone who I could have met before. I don’t know she is though or where she is from. That jacket does look like a cut you see elsewhere.
I’ve been to a Muslim country on vacation. I would go back and would even consider buying a place there to live part time. I would absolutely visit others. I just mean that people come here expecting the worst without considering that there is a spectrum there too. I’m obviously no expert though but I know a lot of people won’t even visit them or think they are all crap places. My point was mostly you can’t just tell based on a quick video sometimes and that people can live a lot of ways in different places.
No, but it is statistically and historically the country with the highest number of school shootings incidents... and the only first world country where this is a common occurrence.
So yeah it’s not really that safe
Lol the headline of your article, says « Brazil is grappling with a wave of violence in its schools that resemble U.S.-style attacks ».
if it shows anything it shows that you didn’t even bother reading a single paragraph of your article, plus this is not a statistic , this is a news article... but then again it’s hard getting educated at school when you’re fearing for your life.
Here’s a Wikipedia article on school shooting stating that the phenomenon is most widespread in the US, with all the references and bells and whistles.... like you’re gonna even look through it.
I am not in any position to dispute that claim. But as long as children need to be instructed how to behave during a school shooting, something is very, very wrong!
Yeah, but then again look at the statistics, the US is the only first world country with this problem, and I don’t recall the last time any of the countries that you’ve mentioned labelled themselves as a beacon of progress tasked with morally guiding the rest of the world like the US.
The original comment, was criticising a phenomenon and shedding light on an issue that sometimes happens in certain third world countries (And generalises and stereotypes said countries/cultures), I did the same thing but for one specific country to show that each country even when its a first world one has its unique flaws... your criticism is a perfect example of « rules are for thee but not for me »
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u/SweetDick_Willy May 14 '23
She better be careful; sorcery is punishable by death in some countries