It has been unfortunately proven by our tireless and repetitive efforts to the world's public opinion that many of us, the Iranian, are incapable of respecting other's privacy, even and especially in cyberspace. The serious case probably began when, in FIFA World Cup group matches, an Australian referee did his job, in his concluded dead time of the match, Lionel Messi scored the only goal, Iran lost to Argentina, in the blink of an eye; Messi and the referee found their pages openhandedly filled with millions of irrelevant and extremely ribald Idea In Persian, and eventually world gaped at the whole thing in a deep shock. But the story had just began; we had found the dirty game highly amusing, virtually empowering, morbidly satisfying and indirectly benefiting( because of the availability of free advertisement on famous people pages). The victims did not remain limited to sports figures; foreign and home actors and actresses, foreign_but not home high-ranking politicians, and anyone who talk and have a picture have been just some examples of these attacks. Recently, we have gone further and felt new senses of achievement; many Iranian celebrities and press charge people wi

A short essay of comparison and contrast: Many people in weste and easte cultures believe that “ birds of a feather flock together”, in a sense that our social rank, economic status and level of literacy should fit our friends’ in order to have a better mutual understanding and enjoy the benefits of an appropriate friendship. If it were nothing but a deal, the statement might be true. But, history of human relationships shows that length of a friendship has been hard to measure based on these predetermined factors. Taking a brief, but critical, look at ordinary human relationships in comparison with a more unusual one which, although unacceptable to some groups of people, is as long as the hills, the relation between humans and dogs, we are to see how even biological differences can be inconsiderable when speaking of friendship. In other words, many a dog forms so lifelong and loyal a friendship that very few humans are capable of doing so. As a generally accepted fact which can be effortlessly proved by an observation, dogs’ unswerving loyalty is legendary. Having known a human as her/his friend, a dog most probably never leave the person unless death sever their frien