and you are the one claiming you don't support Trump for a possible regime change. lol
Dude, we've had revolutions. What good did come out of them? If you think forcing regime change will make things better, you are delusional. Iraq and Afghanistan will be functioning in 20 years.... Yeah...wait and dream for that day to come. With this mentality who's the simpleton? The same mentality that went out in the streets and did the revolution for 42 years ago.
Dude, we've had revolutions. What good did come out of them? If you think forcing regime change will make things better, you are delusional. Iraq and Afghanistan will be functioning in 20 years.... Yeah...wait and dream for that day to come. With this mentality who's the simpleton? The same mentality that went out in the streets and did the revolution for 42 years ago.
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I believe at this point even so called "reformists" are more in tune with reality than Sly. Heck! Even Zarif wouldn't say something like that 
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Trump supporters remind of the Hezbollahis in Iran. They are disillusioned and out of touch with reality and will do and listen to anything their supreme leader (Trump) tells them to do. In Arizona Trumpets are chanting "count the votes" and in Detroit they are chanting "stop the count" lol.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Trump supporters: "Stop the vote!"<br><br>Also Trump supporters: "Count that vote!"<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/election2020?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc^tfw">#election2020</a> <a href="https://t.co/ctyIop97gf">pic.twitter.com/ctyIop97gf</a></p>— The Recount (@therecount) <a href=" ">November 5, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Trump supporters: "Stop the vote!"<br><br>Also Trump supporters: "Count that vote!"<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/election2020?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc^tfw">#election2020</a> <a href="https://t.co/ctyIop97gf">pic.twitter.com/ctyIop97gf</a></p>— The Recount (@therecount) <a href=" ">November 5, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Yeah I heard Siemens is putting it's plant right where Kaahrizak was.
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the problem for trump is that even his 'party' does not want
him to win now.he is basically a 3rd party candidate at this time.
you don't see any of republican officials coming to his defense.
heck even fox news has given up on him.
maybe this will lead to an end to the corrupt and outdated 2 party
dictatorship in american politics. that's what his supporters need
to put their energy in acheieveing post elections.
for now people in the streets will try to sort things out since the
'system' is totally corrupt and incapable of addressing their concerns.
him to win now.he is basically a 3rd party candidate at this time.
you don't see any of republican officials coming to his defense.
heck even fox news has given up on him.
maybe this will lead to an end to the corrupt and outdated 2 party
dictatorship in american politics. that's what his supporters need
to put their energy in acheieveing post elections.
for now people in the streets will try to sort things out since the
'system' is totally corrupt and incapable of addressing their concerns.
Iranians are filled with visceral hate. in 1979 that we were filled with hate.
we like F**K shah and his cronies and we don't care who replaces them.
right now many people have the same sentiment toward IRI.
F**k them. i want them to hurt even if it mean Iranian people are gone suffer big time in process, even if it means the country has chance of falling apart.
This is an emotional reaction, nothing to do with rational thinking.
we like F**K shah and his cronies and we don't care who replaces them.
right now many people have the same sentiment toward IRI.
F**k them. i want them to hurt even if it mean Iranian people are gone suffer big time in process, even if it means the country has chance of falling apart.
This is an emotional reaction, nothing to do with rational thinking.
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Yes but you have to understand that sentiment in 1978 result of decades or maybe centuries of "Rohaniat" telling people how great an Islamic government will be.
Same thing happened in Europe: for centuries the church governed and then people realize that a priest can't make rules and regulation for a modern society. Religion wasn't omitted but sidelined.
Now if you are not the "emotional" kind, tell me what people should do when they have to go home to their families with nothing ? Please advise us.
Same thing happened in Europe: for centuries the church governed and then people realize that a priest can't make rules and regulation for a modern society. Religion wasn't omitted but sidelined.
Now if you are not the "emotional" kind, tell me what people should do when they have to go home to their families with nothing ? Please advise us.
You didn't answer my question. Just said that is not the right way but empty proposition
The right way is to let the people be. Let reform to slowly take place. Older generation will eventually die and new ones will take the lead. No, things may not change that much in our life time. Our parents' generation destroyed it for us. Accept it. But at least it will be better for our grand children. Go out and change the regime with force now and not only you but neither your grand children will have a good life.
Now if you are not the "emotional" kind, tell me what people should do when they have to go home to their families with nothing ? Please advise us.
I am not following how you can argue on behalf of people who can' make ends meet; when you are rooting for more sanctions and more pressure.
It is as if there is a ship with mad-man of a captain. who is making weird maneuvers.
and then certain folks who are like oh god, i really wish some other boat would cam ram into us to stop this guy (war).
some other people are like no that is too crazy and costly; don't allow the ship to dock at any port. (sanctions).
and don't get me wrong, I don't have any illusions about IRI's ability to reform themselves in a speedy fashion.
but I just don't see how the anti IRI approach of war or crippling sanctions will benefit the people in that country.
I am not following how you can argue on behalf of people who can' make ends meet; when you are rooting for more sanctions and more pressure.
It is as if there is a ship with mad-man of a captain. who is making weird maneuvers.
and then certain folks who are like oh god, i really wish some other boat would cam ram into us to stop this guy (war).
some other people are like no that is too crazy and costly; don't allow the ship to dock at any port. (sanctions).
and don't get me wrong, I don't have any illusions about IRI's ability to reform themselves in a speedy fashion.
but I just don't see how the anti IRI approach of war or crippling sanctions will benefit the people in that country.