blaming the guy who tried to help dr mahnoor is so unfair. he acted on instinct in a split second. whether he covered her bcs her clothes were burned or tried to wipe off the acid, his intention was to help. yes, it shows a lack of awareness but holding it against him is wild.
give me a tote bag so ridiculously large that when i’m looking for something and say “one second,” i climb inside it and you just hear echoes and stairs like it’s an apartment building in there.
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Think it’s a real shame the new dinosaurs series on Netflix uses ai. Sure it’s cheaper this way but I can’t help but wonder what footage a camera crew could have got by filming these magnificent creatures up close in the wild if Netflix had stumped up the cash.
conflating evil shit men do with satanic rituals/devil worship is turning a blind eye to the depravity of patriarchal violence btw. refusing to acknowledge human evils & reframing them as a mystical force does a disservice to reality and ignores the systems that fuel exploitation
Noor Mukadam was not in any voluntary live-in relationship; she was lured to Zahir Jaffer’s house, held against her will, tortured for hours, and brutally beheaded in July 2021 by a man who believed his wealth and influence placed him above the law. CCTV footage captured her desperate attempts to escape while he dragged her back inside, and her frantic pleas for help went ignored until it was too late. The cold-blooded murderer, Zahir Jaffer, son of one of Pakistan’s richest families, was sentenced to death, yet his parents—initially convicted for concealing evidence—were acquitted on appeal in 2024 by the Islamabad High Court, a decision that ignited nationwide fury, stands as a chilling reminder of how privilege can shield perpetrators, how institutions fail women, and how class entitlement in Pakistan can literally cost an innocent woman her head.
Noor was not in a live-in relationship. She was held hostage by Zahir for two days before she was murdered by him.
A few months later, in the same city, Sara Inam, who was living in with her husband Shahnawaz, was murdered by him.
Justice, not sermons.