00:00:00.000How are we supposed to articulate our grievances in an Islamic dictatorship that literally murders people every day for the crime of waging war against Allah?
00:00:11.460I think that you've had Rouhani, you've had members of parliament, you've had, you know, significant figures within the government acknowledge the grievances and acknowledge the importance of having space for them to articulate them, but lawfully, not through vandalism, not through hooliganism.
00:00:26.680And that's why I think you have, you know, speaking to people in Tehran, there's a lot of ambivalence about what's unfolding because it's been very violent from the beginning.
00:00:34.080So I think that there will certainly be a recognition of the grievance, but I think that it will also be quickly criminalized because it's destructive.
00:00:42.540She is banking on the reporter, like the person that she's speaking with.
00:00:49.460She's banking on him and she's banking on the viewers, not knowing that Iran is an authoritarian dictatorship where if you speak out, you get shot.
00:00:59.980OK, if you speak out, you get shot. There is no lawful way to express your grievance.
00:01:07.480Do you see how she's like, oh, well, if people want to voice their displeasure, they have to do so lawfully.
00:01:14.220How are we supposed to do that lawfully when there is no law?