Stop Attacking The Women Of The Lebanese Revolution!
There is a certain archaic mindset out there that can't recognize nor respect a great cause like ours for what it is.
Our people of all ages and all walks of life, without discrimination of any kind, fight the way of a whole nation into manifesting the best vision of the best country they could ever have.
Meanwhile, a category of backward stone-aged people can't but think with their dirty-minds, and shamefully share their decadent thoughts publicly.
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Unable somehow, for some really incomprehensible reason, to see the grandeur of our movement, these people get to pick on our women.
Little as they feel to belittle our brave women, they have shown how despicable some humans could be; ridiculous, pathetic, useless beings, yes, okay, but mainly majorly despicable.
These past days, while the world in its majority applaud our protesters and look at them in awe and well-deserved admiration, some of these vulgar people have taken to social media and blogs to objectify the women of the Lebanese Revolution.
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They go on discrediting their patriotic valor, commenting nastily about their shapes and sizes, clothes and make-up, colors and tones, and slandering them for.... “dancing in the streets."(!)
Before I continue, let me be clear that, while this sounds like gender discrimination, it is only in the selection of the target, for the aggressors of these abusive attacks are from both genders.
They are also from the anti-protest propaganda that has just started, smearing the women of the Lebanese Revolution; just to shame them and get them to leave the protests or force their men to send them back home. (Yes, their number matters significantly.)
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This entity, in particular, didn't think beyond its crooked nose, for it is a whole nation that they are trying to dishonor, because all the nation is in the protests.
Our women are the source of life of our country, the mothers who have been ensuring its perpetuation and seeing to the healthy upbringing of our future generation.
They are the pillars who have kept our communities together and spend sleepless nights caring for the future Lebanese adults who will carry the country forward.
To want to slander them just to stop the evolution of the revolution feels like an open war against the existence of our homeland.
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As for the ignorant ones out there who have nothing good to do with their petty existence other than objectifying our brave patriotic women, get some history books to read and educate yourselves.
You might get to feed your empty minds for a change with useful knowledge, among which the fact that women have always been a vital part of endeavors and demonstrations that have advanced countries into a better future.
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And Lebanese women have taken similar crucial roles as far back as our first recorded history.
They have always been powerful assets to our nation, whether visible or invisible, from past revolutions to recent ones, whether on the ground claiming their rights or their homeland territory, or contributing to the evolution of a better society.
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Our great women protesting today in the streets for the rights of a whole nation to live with dignity are no different than their foremothers in the toughest phases of our long history.
They are true Lebanese and we are so very proud of them. They are carrying the legacy of a valiant nation that has always survived, holding on to their homeland whatever the odds and the challenges.
So when some despicable individuals out there take the ungranted liberty to objectify them and slander them, we don't take it easy nor let it be, because we are Lebanese and you don't mess with a Lebanese.
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They see themselves so insignificant in front of such an awesome display of determination and courage from our women that they think they can slander them so to feel some self-worth, which they lack.
For it's always about that. We all know it. Smearing others always surges from a major lack of self-esteem and self-value.
Psst! You can't even mess with a Lebanese woman; we kick asses!