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First published at 12:57 UTC on April 4th, 2018.

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The title on YouTube was "YouTube Shooter's Motive and Look What YouTube Allows TYT to Have" In-depth report on not only what motivated Nasim Aghdam, the female shooter at YouTube's headquarters, but also evidence of double standards on this very topic! BTW, “Nasim the Persian Azeri female vegan bodybuilder, also animal rights activist promoting healthy and humane living. Nasim produced and launched the first Persian TV commercial and music video (Do You Dare) regarding animal rights and veganism through international Iranian satellite Television in 2010,” read the “About” section on her YouTube channel." "She had various online aliases including Nasim(e) Sabz and Nasim VeganBreeze. ... In an article posted under one of Aghdam’s aliases, she revealed that she identified as Baha’i. Using the name Nasime Sabz, Aghdam mentioned her spiritual beliefs and also mentioned that Baha’i followers are “frequently persecuted in Iran.”"

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