One young man lost an eye in the protests — now he's sentenced to death.
Another came back and says: "They treat me very well, I have no problems at all."
Ali Zarei is facing execution.
Mohsen Namjoo travels freely, visits his mother's grave, and may soon perform concerts.
That gap isn't a coincidence — it's public relations.
Every high-profile, comfortable return scrubs the blood off the Islamic Republic's image. And while famous faces normalize the regime, names like Ali Zarei quietly disappear from the news cycle.
The line from this clip that landed hardest:
"The ones responsible for this young man's death will be the Namjoos."
Silence in the face of an execution warrant is not neutrality. It's a side.
Say Ali Zarei's name out loud — names save lives.
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