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68 contributions to Liberty Politics Discussion
In the face of evil
Humanity cannot stay silent in the face of this evil. The world needs to know what happened in January! https://youtu.be/qcr6iOOO2eM?is=BAtgq1MQkz8aUuIT
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We need guns yesterday!
This administration needs to get off its high horse, and recognize that Pahlavi and the people of Iran are the only way to overthrow this regime. A goal that is both necessary and sufficient. https://youtu.be/7nVWmCoAMPQ?is=0lgA1RY959Y1Q6U5
Elections
This election is a confusing time for many Iranians. On the one hand, we do not want to see Iran destroyed and the current administration seems ratehr volatile when it comes to their aproach to this war. On the other hand, IRGC is urging Americans to vote Democrat in this election. The endorsement by these terrorists makes me not want to vote Democrats, because I don't want Democrats to come in and throw a lifeline to these parasites. The only safe option I'm left with is not voting at all.
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Why announce?
Something that I keep thinking about since January is why would Mossad publicly announce that they're on the ground among Iranians and why would they take responsibility for arming Iranians? Why did the U.S. and Israel publicly acknowledge supporting an armed uprising in January when most protesters were unarmed and the armed uprising never materialized. I'm not blaming either country for the IRGC's repression, but those public statements gave the regime justification to portray protesters as foreign agents and intensify its crackdown. This has damaged the credibility of future Iranian uprisings, making genuine domestic resistance easier to dismiss as foreign propaganda. Ultimately, why were intelligence operations publicly disclosed to begin with? At best, it was counterproductive and stupid, and at worst a deliberate attmept to get the regime to commit a massacre to justify the war that followed
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@Roman Viking It's possible, but they still went of their way to take credit for it. Why would they do that?
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@Roman Viking I'd have to Agree to disagree 👍🏽
Genocidal maniac
How many times does this Maniac have to threaten genocide agaisnt Iranians before we believe he's actually our enemy?
Genocidal maniac
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@Final Battle Of course I care. I grew up in Tehran, have family and friends there including people who participated in the January uprising and I’m trying to voice concerns they can’t safely voice themselves. My family also lost everything because of the revolution. My grandfather served under the Shah. We have plenty of skin in this fight. We want the regime gone as much as anyone here. Our disagreement is over how it's done what comes after. Iranians aren't asking for the Islamic Republic to survive. We’re asking for Iran to come out of this secular, sovereign, powerful, and territorially whole. If some non-Iranians are willing to accept partition, foreign control, or the destruction of Iran’s military and infrastructure just to eliminate the IRGC, then yes, I’m going to question that methodology. The victims of the regime deserve justice. They also deserve an Iran worth liberating.
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@Final Battle I wasn't. The comment I was replying to was implying that because the Islamic Republic and their supporters have changed "Death to America" over the years, The president is justified in threatening genocide. The point i was making is if that is the case, what sets The U.S apart from the IR in that department? Also, I was already getting attacked before that.
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