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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, do you think the US government should get involved in regime change in another country?  It’s going to be one of those “if you break it, you buy it” situations again, like with Iraq.[/quote]

What people don’t understand about Iran is that there is no succession plan for Khamenei. There are no tribal or ethnic or religious factions waiting in the wings. The Iranian people are largely united in their hatred of the regime and their desire for freedom and democracy. None of these things were true of Iraq or Afghanistan. I believe that if the US or Israel clears the way, the Iranian people will take care of regime change all on their own. They are an incredibly brave and resilient people.[/quote]

You should go back to Iran and start a resistance. Not our country, not our problem [/quote]

My point is that it is your problem, as an American. A nuclear armed Iran does not benefit you. Iran is an unpredictable rogue state that sowed chaos and exported terror for decades, and that’s without nukes. Americans should not let a preference for isolationism, distaste for Israel, etc. blind them to this reality.[/quote]

So is the plan to destroy Iran every 50 years, or what makes you think that the next regime in Iran would be any safer than this one?

You are the one who is out of touch with reality, not PP. [/quote]

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