r/kurdistan • u/MoonScream4 • 3d ago

Kurdistan With recent events in Rojava, it is time to throw "Biratya Gelan" and "Jin jiyan azadi" out of the window!

It should be clear by now that Radical arabs are intrnd on driving us out and do to us what they are doing to the druze and Alawites.

There is no point in reasoning with them. It is time we get serious and stop obsessing over socialist utopias.

Time to prepare the Kurdish youth for what is to come and teach them to fight back where it counts, not some beotherhood of peoples nonsense or 4th wave feminism.

No civilisation has ever won or survived like that.

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u/Fun_Percentage_4099 2d ago

I understand Birayatiya Gelan but tf is your issue with jin jiyan azadi?

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u/betam2 Ezidi 2d ago

He thinks that the liberation of women means “4th wave feminism” which he surely can’t even define.

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u/laika0203 2d ago

For some reason he thinks that somehow womens rights being promoted is why kurdish rights are being trampled in rojava. As if being barbaric savages like the Arabs will make kurdistan independent.

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u/betam2 Ezidi 2d ago

Yup, especially considering that minority rights go hand in hand

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u/MoonScream4 2d ago

How did thaz work out for Rojava again?

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u/Fun_Percentage_4099 2d ago

guy just wants a second mommy to cook and clean for him 🤷

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u/betam2 Ezidi 2d ago

lmaooo fr

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u/MoonScream4 2d ago

Jin Jiyan Azadi is another feminist and socialist pet project that is excessively oushed by PKK and the SDF.

It has no business in any military and all it did was lead our women to a pointoess slaughter.

Kurdistan has issues regarding women that needs to be adresses for sure, but we have to stop treating our armies and guerillas like womens institutes.

Women should play their part, but its not on the battle field.

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u/betam2 Ezidi 2d ago

none of us here on Reddit would even stand a second against a female (Kurdish) soldier what are you talking about 😭

I’m all with you that we shouldn’t force women to fight but it was literally a life or death situation for most female soldiers in Rojava

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u/MoonScream4 2d ago

No, but the jihafists did and our women paid the price for it.

Sending out women to get burchered like thst only serves the enemy.

Lile it or not, but no feminist civilizstion ever survived thr modern dsy.

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u/betam2 Ezidi 2d ago

What other ancient civilization ever survived?

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u/Fun_Percentage_4099 2d ago

bro don't bother talking to these "people" they're so wrapped up in their bullshit world that they refuse to even think that they can be wrong for even a split second

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u/betam2 Ezidi 1d ago

You’re so right çav but then again I don’t want ppl like that think that they can spread their bs opinions without any backfire

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u/Fun_Percentage_4099 1d ago

Yeah that's fair enough, people are used to not having their nose broken sadly.

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u/MoonScream4 2d ago

China, Russians, Mongols, Persians, Aboriginies, american natives

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u/Fun_Percentage_4099 2d ago

bitch you'd get your ass beat by just about any woman in the army lmao

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u/laika0203 1d ago

Ah so yeah you just hate women and think rojava failed because kurds began to reject the culture of keeping women locked inside their homes, defenseless and unarmed. The reason that kurdish women took up arms is because they were being victimized by daesh. Armed and trained women are harder to enslave than women who arent allowed to go outside without a male relative. Why do you think the IDF emphasizes female military service?

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u/MoonScream4 1d ago

Nobody talks about keeping women locked up, but safe. Apoists tell women to not have kids, take arms becsuse they wanna impress the wrst thst we can be thebfirst feminist society in the middle east, only to get butchered by Jihadists.

Instead of actually improving and adspting to modern combst, you still try the same thing and expect a different result.

Blsme the Turks and Arabs all you want, but SDFs constsnt need for socisl experimentstion is whst cost rojava its freedom

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u/Mansur754 Kurdistan 2d ago

First one yeah though not the second one, women's rights still needs to be protected in out society.

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u/lost_dawg 2d ago

What do you mean? What does this have to with Assad?

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u/Hamudi223 2d ago

The he treated his population especially the Sunni Arabs

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u/Kurdo-NL Kurdish 2d ago

Can we also PLEASE make the youth in Rojava stop showing the flag of ocalan’s head. It is a fact that he is a sell out and his ideology did nothing but harm Kurdish independence. If someone still likes him personally that is fine, but we should stop acting as if our youth is still under his command and waving flags of his head. Time to move on.

Same with running business.
You adapt or you cease to exist.

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u/biopsia 2d ago

Which head would you put instead?

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u/viglen1 Kurdistan 2d ago edited 2d ago

No ones fucking head. Our Kurdistan flag.

I'd understand maybe our martyrs, but this cult infatuation for a person, especially a sell out, is bizarre and I'll never understand it.

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u/Training_Look_1400 Mād 2d ago

Only the nation’s flag no other flag not even the rojava tri color

Only Alaya Rengîn

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u/Kurdo-NL Kurdish 2d ago

Until we have one that made us get our independence we shouldnt be waving any heads. We are one nation, one flag should be the only thing.

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u/MoonScream4 2d ago

None, the only flag is the ala rengin.

All youndo with waving the Öcalan flag is out more fuel to the firr and give them more reasons against us.

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u/AliveZexy777 2d ago

What the leftist parties dont understand is the working classes of Iran Iraq Syria and Turkey hate the working class of Kurdistan.

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u/onecalmbreeze Elewi Kurd 1d ago edited 1d ago

Practicing their religion is part of the problem btw as long as you do that you don't really have a leg to stand on talking down on others.