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The crazy part is the "stripped down" was still relatively modest. She was in underwear and bra, but they covered a hell of a lot more than most people wear to the beach in a lot of the world.
Imagine doing that and knowing that there was a chance you might disappear in some dark hole….that woman has metaphorical balls in her ovaries
Somebody was wearing their gargantuan, steel ovaries on the outside.
She's in a bra, dammit, religious shame is so dumb. Who cares??
Everyone has a cell phone, we can see titties any time.
Indonesia nowerdays blurs the necklines in old Indonesian tele novas as well as Sandy the squirrel's bikini in SpongeBob. link
All I see is a blurred blob.
Edit: after watching I can see the bra. And I fucking hate this new tick tock habit of putting huge captions in the middle of a picture.
She sacrificed herself (really, they smashed her head into concrete before loading her into the car :(, they probably killed her) to send a message. We need to listen. IRGC needs to go.
There has got to be a way to find out her name. She's a hero.
... Why is it blurred if she is wearing a bra...?
Some seconds later only her face is blured out.
Just a sneak preview of the US in a year or two.
Damn, I wish I could have an ounce of that sort of bravery.