Iran's economy has crashed.

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

What's "MY country"?
I was born in America, and of Polish Catholic heritage.

You shouldn't have the right to mass murder more & more people in the Mid-East,
the
Eastern Front of the Mid-East along regions of Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Afghanistan, all combine to the total of perhaps 4 million + deaths.

The last time we saw that was in WW2, with the Nazi Eastern Front.

But, that's not enough, Neocons are calling for more blood, the blood of the Iranians.

Dang, surprise the hell out of me.

Freedom empowers degenerates.
It's overrated.

Of course, the 3 stooges of Satan, Anglo-Saxon-Zydzi are going berserk, and I'm convinced can only go berserk.
this
time you're calling for never ending blood in the Middle-East,
this
time Iran's the next on your Genocidal hit list.

Explain how Iran's killed more than you & your ilk?

/——/ Find a speeding train and jump in front of it you degenerate

I'm the degenerate, because I stand against the biggest mass murder event since WW2, being you Neocon scums
&
your hit lists, which now seem to include Iran next.

You have no consciousness.

/——/ You still haven’t proven you know what a neocon is

Basically Liberals who started using war as a means of peace.

Sounds straight out of Orwell.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

What is right about being Gay?

It's a form of love. What a stupid question.

 

[jc456]

It's a shame that the people have to suffer so much. Many of them hate their leadership but are incapable of doing anything about it. The leaders fear a revolt of the people, but that would take a lot to get them to that level.

Because of socialism

 

[jc456]

What is right about being Gay?

It's a form of love. What a stupid question.

It’s sick

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

What is right about being Gay?

It's a form of love. What a stupid question.

It’s sick

Then stop doing it, ******.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

It's a shame that the people have to suffer so much.

No, it really isn't.

These stupid ***** have had CENTURIES to stop living like barbarians and to stop electing or allowing leaders to lead them down the path of 14th century losers.

Lie in the bed you made

Yeah, it really is.

Not everybody is responsible.

Like for example, I shouldn't be held responsible for the USA Neocon mass murders, just because of a lot of very primitive doofs
especially Southerners tend to support such ideals.

Muslim problem.... they created it. They can live under it. Fuckem

Iran & Russia hasn't done anything more than your USA & Israel has done.

You're sending an appalling message, one where the USA & Israel do what they want,
and
then Iran & Russia have to walk on egg shells.

Yep, sure don't recall anyone in the US burning the flag of Iran and yelling death to Iran, or claiming that we will burn Iran.

I do not recall Iran overthrowing our government and installing a puppet dictator, no do I remember Iran throwing that person to the wolves when he stopped being a puppet and started making nice with Russia.

 

[jc456]

What is right about being Gay?

It's a form of love. What a stupid question.

It’s sick

Then stop doing it, ******.

Doing what?

 

[PoliticalChic]

It is amazing how quickly leftists forget history, jets take a stroll down memory lane to see what a mess Iran has been:

A HISTORY OF IRANIAN ATTACKS ON AMERICANS

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From BROOKINGS

The Iranian revolution and its legacy of terrorism

Daniel L. Byman Thursday, January 24, 2019

EXCERPT:

Editor's Note:
The 1979 Iranian revolution led to a surge in Iranian-backed terrorism that continues, albeit in quite different forms, to this day, writes Daniel Byman. This piece originally appeared in Lawfare.

The 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran has proved one of the most consequential events in the history of modern terrorism. The revolution led to a surge in Iranian-backed terrorism that continues, albeit in quite different forms, to this day. Less noticed, but equally significant, the revolution provoked a response by Saudi Arabia and various Sunni militant groups that set the stage for the rise in Sunni jihadism. Finally, the revolution sparked fundamental changes in American counterterrorism institutions and attitudes.

The new clerical regime in Iran initially viewed the world in revolutionary terms. Tehran’s leaders saw foreign policy through the lens of ideology, downplaying the strategic and economic interests of the country in pursuit of an Islamic revolution. In addition, like many revolutionary states, the new regime overestimated the fragility of neighboring regimes, believing that their people, too, would rise up and that they were ripe for revolution. The charisma of Iran’s new leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the compelling model of religious activism he offered, and the numerous ties among Shiite community and religious leaders in Iran to Shiite leaders in other countries led to a surge in militant groups in Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and other states that looked to Iran as a model for a Shiite revolution.

In addition, Iran declared its revolution an Islamic revolution, not just a Shiite one; it hoped to inspire Sunni Muslims as well. Although many Sunni militants saw Iran’s Shiite theology as anathema, the idea of a religious revolution was compelling and gave new energy and hope to existing organizations. The Iranian revolution helped inspire the assassins of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in 1981 and the Hama uprising in Syria in 1982.

The new regime’s ideology and misperceptions had several consequences. First, the new leaders often instinctively aided like-minded revolutionary groups, even when those groups had relatively little chance of success. So they supported the Islamic Liberation Front of Bahrain, backed the assassination of the Kuwait emir, and otherwise sowed mayhem even when the chances of reaping revolution were low. Second, the new regime tried to delegitimize its rivals. For example, they accused the Saudi regime of practicing “American Islam” and otherwise criticized its religious credentials. Third, it managed to alienate both great powers at a time of intense superpower rivalry. The 1979-80 hostage crisis and Iranian-backed attacks by Hezbollah on the U.S. Embassy and Marine barracks in Lebanon in 1983 killed over 300 Americans and were, until 9/11, the deadliest terrorist attacks on Americans in U.S. history. Tehran, however, was also avowedly anti-Communist and believed the Soviet Union was supporting Marxist rebels in Iran itself.

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Stop being an apologist for Iran, a nation with a long history of violence and murder, has been caught pushing terrorism and brutally enforcing their unpopular religion onto the people who are largely secular.

Bet those same Leftists/Liberals/Democrats don't realize that the Arabist Democrat Jimmy Carter installed the Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran, originating the problem.

 

[iceberg]

/——/ Prove any of them aren’t. We’ll I’m waiting...

Desperate, and delusional response thinking all Iranians are terrorists,
that
would be like saying all Americans are dumb Neocons just because there's people like you here.
But,
I hope there's more decent (Humans) like me, and less (Demonic) filth like you.

/——/ If you can stereotype so can I. Deal with it.

You have no rights to point fingers at Iran, considering the mass murder messes your Neocons have made.

I never said that all of an ethnicity, religion, or race are filth.
It
just happens to be almost all of the Kosher people & Anglo-Saxons are pure scum...

Actually, unlike your country, we have all kinds of rights here. Take a look at liberal loons, they have a right to say all the stupid shit they want...and they do.

What's "MY country"?
I was born in America, and of an Polish Catholic heritage.

You shouldn't have the right to mass murder more & more people in the Mid-East,
the
Eastern Front of the Mid-East along regions of Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Afghanistan, all combine to the total of perhaps 4 million + deaths.

The last time we saw that was in WW2, with the Nazi Eastern Front.

But, that's not enough, Neocons are calling for more blood, the blood of the Iranians.

good thing the Iranian leadership never calls a jihad on infidels or anything.

 

[Norman]

What is right about being Gay?

It's a form of love. What a stupid question.

It’s sick

Then stop doing it, ******.

******* people in the ass sounds like a democrat form of love. That's what they have been doing to American people for a long time.