Discussion on Women's Freedom and Independence

Freedom is sweet, freedom is beautiful, but women's freedom is being approached

in a

wrong way, we can call it wrong. Lately, more recently, people have started

to misunderstand freedom, or see freedom in another way, which is that freedom means

going out alone, coming back alone, working alone, independence in one's actions,

independence in everything.

She goes out alone and comes back alone, and you don't?

They said, "Yeah, we already disagree with her," but they didn't attack her.

Why? Because, to them, they're smarter,

smarter and more understanding than to clash with someone like that.

Because someone like that has millions of followers.

So if you go after her in a stupid way, or like

what happens, for example, with any content creator or talk like that, it'll upset you.

Going after her will upset you. And she'll dig up a lot of things about you.

And many women's voices will come out against you.

So they didn't attack her.

Let me tell you something else, I think she also clashes with another narrative,

You know what it is? Usually, when they tell you that,

Look, just focus on this point and you'll understand it right away. Usually, when, for example,

one of them appears

from the Muslim Brotherhood, wearing a hijab or niqab, and so on, and says, "I'm fine with

Islam's restrictions, and I'm fine with having my freedom restricted," and so on.

Fully convinced and content, we're the ones forcing our families, not the other way around.

I swear, my dear, that's how it is. When we raise a chicken from the moment it's born,

we indoctrinate it that the noblest goal in its life is to be slaughtered

so the KFC truck can come take it and turn it into nuggets.

And it convinces its family, "We should prefer KFC. What can they do to us?" Sometimes

I agree with you on this. This chicken, or chick, really is convincing

its family to go to KFC, but not because KFC is good for it,

but because it's brainwashed, indoctrinated.

They start putting forward what narrative? These feminists,

saying, "No, you're not okay with it. You were indoctrinated and forced,

and raised on this," and they start giving examples of brainwashing and whatnot

What? That's why I said this. Now, one has appeared before you who appears on

television. She doesn't wear a niqab, she wears a hijab, and presents cooking

content, and clearly, that is her life. In fact, you yourselves

said it was clear.

Of course, this is a false claim from them. They said that she has

freedom, yet she is against freedom. By the way, a woman abides

by certain rules. I'm not in a position to judge her. So this narrative

has fallen apart here, the narrative that says, no, because you were indoctrinated,

forced, beaten, and I don't know what else, from when you were young. Well, here she is

before you, creating content and living her life. She wears a hijab, better

than many people. Again, I'm not in a position

to judge, yet she said this. That narrative has gone

into the garbage. We no longer hear it.