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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can oppose Mossad’s involvement in Iran as well as oppose the current regime. Let the Iranians bring about their own revolution and elect a leader of their own free will who will put their national interests ahead. Mossad isn’t some benevolent entity who wants to ‘free’ Iranians. They just want a puppet placed there like the Shah so they can control that region and get access to the oil and gas. The US and Israel have no business being part of these protests. [/quote] It is astonishing to me how you center your personal feelings about the US and Mossad over the experience of Iranians who have suffered under a horrific authoritarian government. Do you know any actual Iranians? Ever talk with any? Had conversations about what they think about what is going on? For context I am a Trump-hating moderate that’s been disgusted by the moral emptiness of the progressive left for some time, but the absolute narcissistic and trash takes I’ve been seeing from progressives on the Iranian revolution have really taken the cake. [/quote] I don’t know who the people are here on this site, who are saying the Ayatollahs are great and who won’t hear any criticism of that horrid regime, but on other channels those voices have turned out to be Palestinian Americans. And their hate directed toward the young people of Iran is astounding. [/quote] Exactly. It's all about how the Palestinians will be able to keep up their 83-year reign of terror if they lose their primary sponsor. If Iran joins the ranks of more peaceful and pragmatic countries in the region, the pro-terror Palestinian agenda will effectively be toast; they'll have to learn to live in peace with their neighbor or continue their slide towards irrelevance. [/quote] Their 83 year reign of terror will end once the 46 year Iranian IRGC comes to an end. What great thinking [/quote]
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