Anonymous #4 3d

This and we would’ve ended up supporting it cause they support the geopolitical interests of our ruling class. Pretending it’s just a Trump problem allows ppl to ignore the issue of capitalist imperialism.

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Anonymous #4 3d

I don’t agree. This isn’t the first time Israel has made threats like this, it’s just the first time we’ve taken them seriously. They’ve always wanted a president to help them, this is just the first time they’ve found one dumb enough to do it

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Anonymous #7 3d

Biden aids have said publicly that pressure from Israel would have likely made it so they would’ve also had to go into Iran. It would’ve been better. The straight would be open still, less folks would die. But yeah this was gonna happen either way. That’s why I’m not voting for a Democrat unless they at least *promise* transformative change. They’re liars so who knows, but they cannot continue to not even try to lie about not wanting things to be better

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Anonymous #3 3d

its astounding that people go out and use ai to write like 15 words for themselves instead of actually doing it normally like it was hard to begin with

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Anonymous #10 3d

The Iranian people have been protesting the Islamic control of the country ever-since.

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Anonymous onigiri. 3d

This yikyak isn’t willing to hear that tho, everyday I’m more convinced that the labor aristocracy analysis is right. The material interest of the working class in the core capitalist countries have become diametrically opposed to that of the working class in the periphery. All we can argue about is how to best spilt the loot within the system, while their interest lie in its overthrow.

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Anonymous #6 3d

As che said “In the final analysis, the economic development of the United States and the need of its workers to maintain their standard of living means that our struggle for national liberation is not waged against a given social regime, but rather against the whole nation, bound as a bloc by the iron-clad supreme law of common interest, over their domination of the economic life of Latin America.”

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Anonymous #4 3d

So A.) Trump pulled us out of the nuclear deal with Iran that led to this B.) no other president took Israel seriously on this C.) trump talks a big game but he’s not the “deal maker in chief” and pretty much every other president in recent modern history has been far better at working with foreign leaders D.) trumps been promising Bibi a blank check since his fucking campaign HE TOLD US HE WAS GONNA PULL THIS SHIT AND NO ONE BELIEVED HIM

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Anonymous #10 3d

You know they were protesting that it was a monarchy… not that Muslims control the country right? Because it seems pretty weird for them to be protesting Islamic control when Iran has always been predominantly Muslim

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Anonymous #11 3d

No one is praising trump but a military invasion of Iran has been in the works of while, blows against empire by prof Horne (written 2008) has pretty accurately predicted trumps threats and actions against Cuba Iran and Venezuela all of which are shown not to be unique to Trump but part of long term American geopolitical strategy. The brooking institution (basically a more centrist version of the heritage foundation) has a document which path to Persia that has basically outlined US strategy 1/2

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Anonymous #9 3d

why do you think they’re hostile towards America

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Anonymous #10 3d

So should the US be bombed and invaded for sponsoring terrorism?

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Anonymous #6 3d

In regards to Iran, this has been a long time coming from the view of our ruling class. One can check the authors and see they’re connected to the foreign policy of both parties.. also despite her rhetoric while trumps been in office Harris had labeled Iran a number one threat and wasn’t even able to rule out intervention during her campaign.

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Anonymous #9 3d

Should the US be bombed and invaded for sponsoring terrorism and death squads for the last ~75 years?

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Anonymous OP 3d

That’s not what I was saying, I’m just wondering why yall are supporting the Irgc, to me that’s pretty crazy.

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Anonymous #10 3d

I’m a Sunni and I hate the IRGC and the Shi’a regime; but you can’t deny that the lives of the general population became 1000% better under Khomeini and Khamanei vs the shah. Literally only 38% of people back then had access to food and water while everyone else was getting exploited.

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Anonymous #12 3d

Then why didn't the protesters cease with the overthrow of the Shah, when the Islamic Guard took power?

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Anonymous #15 3d

I’m going to disagree with you there, the authoritarian regime, took people freedoms away. And I imagine that % of people having access to water and food didn’t really change.

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Anonymous #10 3d

No it actually did; more than 88% of them have access to food and water now and over 90% of women are able to read vs back then when it was under 40%

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Anonymous #13 3d

Because we supported the shah, they started everything off by taking our embassy workers hostage!

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Anonymous OP 3d

That’s not how politics work

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Anonymous #15 3d

I’m sure it has gotten better slightly, I wonder how much of those stats come from IRGC propaganda? Do you have sources?

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Anonymous #3 3d

1) ai slop 2) dems also share blame. Merrick Garland could’ve gone crazy with charging every republican who voted against certifying the election and didn’t

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Anonymous #4 3d

And in not entirely positive democrats wouldn’t have ran to support them either ngl. Negotiations regarding the straight would have certainly been better handled, that I have no doubt, but sending millions to Israel to drop bombs? Still the same

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Anonymous #19 3d

I’m not in

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Anonymous #17 3d

Yes and yes but republicans also put him in office so most of it is saddled on you

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Anonymous #3 2d

They clearly have something in common but is it genetic? What could be the reason that Trump became who he is and why he was able to garner as much support as he has? It can't be a coincidence, right? There must be multiple large scale factors in effect, right? It must be bigger than "they are evil" or "our institutions are failing", right? Why are they evil? Why are our institutions failing? How did this *really* happen?

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Anonymous #22 2d

The constitution also said people could use their slaves as voting power. I think it's time for us to stop licking our all-male Founders' balls and recognize that this country was never destined for greatness. It was destined to be another example of how harmful unchecked patriarchal capitalism and settler colonialism is to the mind, body, and spirit of every living being on this earth. Don't forget that those white dweebs were as evil as Trump, despite how our education system glorifies them.

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Anonymous #23 2d

So were the men who founded this country! That can't be a coincidence, right?

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Anonymous #9 2d

“Iran asked for it” is fucking wild dude

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Anonymous #9 2d

But you said Iran asked for it when they're doing the exact same thing as US foreign policy?

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