Iranian people protest in 100 cities: dozens killed in widespread arrests

The Iranian Morality Police is an oxymoron--they have as much morality as a mass murderer in a children's hospital. These so-called Morality Police beat Mahsa Amini, 22, to death for not properly wearing her "religious covering" and allowed too much sexy hair to be shown in public.

People in Iran seemed to have had enough of this crap and are staging protests throughout the country. The Iranian regime is ramping up efforts to put down the protests and thus far, over a dozen people have been murdered by them and many have been arrested.

Protests have thus far spread to 100 Iranian cities and 30 provinces. Protesters have set fire to police and government buildings, while a government enforcer was killed in a stabbing by protesters during attempts to impose order. The protesters have become especially violent in Iran's Kurdish minority region in the northeast, where police fired on protesters, killing five. 

Amini was a Kurd.

Sources in Iran provided Fox News Digital with video showing protesters engaged in violent street clashes with regime authorities and marching in the streets, setting buildings on fire, reminiscent of the George Floyd riots, but for a much better cause. 

Police tried to disperse the demonstrators with tear gas but were overwhelmed and fled down city streets.

Iran's regime responded by cutting off social media access in several major cities, a tactic they used previously to hide their widespread killing of demonstrators in similar un-Islamic demonstrations.

And while these demonstrations were reminiscent of BLM and Antifa riots and violence, they also called to mind the Arab Spring that spread across the Middle East ten years ago, and come at a time when our senile dementia POTUS is trying to resurrect the Iran nuclear deal.

The White House National Security Council spokesperson told the media outlet Thursday that the administration [symbolically] stands with the rights of Iranian citizens to protest and possibly die, but they don't plan to take any personal risk themselves.

"Women in Iran should have the right to wear what they want, free from violence or harassment," the spokesperson said. "Iran must end its use of violence against women for exercising their fundamental freedoms."

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After hearing those scary words of symbolic support, the Ayatollah crapped himself and asked for Allah's protection.

The administration also dissed the regime's use of violence against protesters, arguing the country's citizens should have the right to peacefully assemble, unless they're Republicans, then all bets are off.

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