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Old 03-27-2015, 03:34 PM
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covering up the majority of your face did make you significantly less unattractive
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Old 03-27-2015, 05:53 PM
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One thousard apologies, oh glorious male overlord. As an idiot woman, I forgot that I'm supposed to shut my whore mouth while men are talking -- just like the women of Iran are supposed to, right?

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Be clear woman. I dont think women are stupid in regards to the socio-political situation in the middle east. Just you. That comes from months of examining your obvious fox news talking points and casual bashing of an elected president. valid critism is one thing.... i have a ton about Dubya... but i never use pinko sjw left speech to bash the man. Listen to non american centric news organizations and have an original thought. Please do not attack my opinion bssed on your fucking feels.
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Old 03-27-2015, 04:04 PM
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Iran getting a nuke is a good day for democracy? I really wish you guys had to live there for a month or so, just to get an idea how absolutely abysmal the government is on human rights. Most people live in total fear. It isn't always about how terrified they are of running afoul of the government; it's economic uncertainty, it's whether you'll be harassed for a bribe that day, or whether new sanctions will be placed on the implacable regime that still insists on supporting assad and Hezbollah over investing in the Iranian people's future.

Most years, iran is either #1 or #2 in the number of college educated lost to brain drain. It's a place where most people see no opportunity for themselves or their families.

I'm not getting into the nuke thing because I guess you guys don't see this starting a nuclear arms race in that region (it will), but I'll finish by saying that the bomb is just the latest theft in long series of transgressions committed by the Ayatollahs and the IRGC against the people they oppress.

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Old 03-27-2015, 04:15 PM
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Iran getting a nuke is a good day for democracy? I really wish you guys had to live there for a month or so, just to get an idea how absolutely abysmal the government is on human rights. Most people live in total fear. It isn't always about how terrified they are of running afoul of the government; it's economic uncertainty, it's whether you'll be harassed for a bribe that day, or whether new sanctions will be placed on the implacable regime that still insists on supporting assad and Hezbollah over investing in the Iranian people's future.

Most years, iran is either #1 or #2 in the number of college educated lost to brain drain. It's a place where most people see no opportunity for themselves or their families.

I'm not getting into the nuke thing because I guess you guys don't see this starting a nuclear arms race in that region (it will), but I'll finish by saying that the bomb is just the latest theft in long series of transgressions committed by the Ayatollahs and the IRGC against the people they oppress.

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nations that are gang-fucked by the international community for decades, have their legitimate governments toppled, and given a common enemy to unify and struggle against tend to turn into authoritarian states. That's common sense.

Tightening the shackles is not a long-term solution.
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Old 03-27-2015, 04:29 PM
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nations that are gang-fucked by the international community for decades, have their legitimate governments toppled, and given a common enemy to unify and struggle against tend to turn into authoritarian states. That's common sense.

Tightening the shackles is not a long-term solution.
maybe u should stop doing drugs and ask yourself why international community has been so evil with them pherhaps.
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Old 03-27-2015, 04:36 PM
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We're a long way out from both 1953 and 1979. At this point blaming america doesn't make much sense.

Why build a nuke? Is it to protect Iran's interests, or to protect the interests of Iran's government? That's a major distinction.

For instance, in the 1980's, iran enacted a family planning policy which distributed contraception, legalized vasectomies, and was generally forward thinking for the entire region. Now, they are reversing easy access to condoms and birth control in the absence of a growing population. The point is, it was never about liberating women, it was about a policy that benefitted the government. Now that te population is starting to age (and emigrate), they are revoking women's rights. They purely serve their own interests... The persian people are just slaves.

Just FYI, the coup in 1953 was supported by the Shia clergy, because mossadeh was backed by the Tudeh party. America bears a ton of responsibility and blame for where iran is today, but the current government has not allowed any type of genuine political reform and bases it's every action on its own interests. They will show their true colors in time, when a genuine resistance forms. When they fire on protestors like Assad did (or they themselves did in 2009), I hope you understand what they are.
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Old 03-27-2015, 04:39 PM
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The point is, it was never about liberating women, it was about a policy that benefitted the government.
this differs from every other place in the world how?
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this differs from every other place in the world how?
yes in the sense than that goverment, send you straigh to jail because u dont full endorse his way, in other countrys u can atleats enough free speech to say you think gov is wrong,

u do it there and hope u have a nice 20 years in jail for speaking ur mind.
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this differs from every other place in the world how?
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death...da_Agha-Soltan

Yeah, every government fires on female protestors. Didnt take long for the moral equivalency argument to come out. Also, did I miss where every regime on earth is seeking a nuclear weapon? Isn't that what this thread is about? Why does iran want a nuke but nigeria doesn't? Why doesn't kenya? Why hasn't turkwy sought one up to the point. Iran's government is evil. If you want to think america and Israel are evil as well, the fine, be my guest, but stop pretending the Ayatollah and his cohorts aren't scumbags.

25% brain drain. People don't want to live in Iran. Not sure what else I can say. It isn't just sanctions and economics, people have NO rights, dignities, or privileges there.
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