I mean I'm still trying to process this... a yogurt attack? 
It just doesn't make sense why someone would do that to two women, especially in public. Was it really worth it for him to get so worked up over them wearing their hair unveiled? 
And what kind of message does that send to anyone who's watching? That they can be hurt or bullied just for being themselves?
I'm also worried about the fact that he didn't even try to talk to the women before getting violent. Did he really think a yogurt container was an effective way to resolve his anger issues?
It's just so sad that people can let their emotions get the best of them and hurt others in such a senseless way.
As a parent, it breaks my heart to see this kind of violence happening to young women who are just trying to express themselves. Can't we all just try to be more understanding and tolerant of each other's differences?
It just doesn't make sense why someone would do that to two women, especially in public. Was it really worth it for him to get so worked up over them wearing their hair unveiled? And what kind of message does that send to anyone who's watching? That they can be hurt or bullied just for being themselves?I'm also worried about the fact that he didn't even try to talk to the women before getting violent. Did he really think a yogurt container was an effective way to resolve his anger issues?
It's just so sad that people can let their emotions get the best of them and hurt others in such a senseless way.As a parent, it breaks my heart to see this kind of violence happening to young women who are just trying to express themselves. Can't we all just try to be more understanding and tolerant of each other's differences?
. it's like the dude had no control over his emotions and that's why he reacted in such a weird way. and yeah iran has some pretty strict laws when it comes to women's rights, but doesn't that mean people should be able to express themselves without fear of being attacked? 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this yogurt attack thing in Iran 
Who throws yogurt at people for not wearing a hijab? It's just so... bizarre 
and concerning, you know? As an outsider looking in, it's hard not to think about how women are judged and policed in Iran all the time. I mean, I get that it's a conservative society and all, but come on! Women should be able to wear whatever makes them feel confident and happy without being bullied or attacked 
. It's just not right 
... I'm keeping an eye on this one, that's for sure 