My point is that you're repeating propaganda. There have already been pro-government rallies since the war broke out. I said that it's bad to highlight only those who celebrated his death, and not those who do support the government, because, again, being bombed turns you against the one bombing you, and unlike what ghouls would have us believe, no sane person within Iran wants to be bombed, regardless of whether this collapses the regime or not.
As for how popular/unpopular he was, the Iranian diaspora hates him, and many Iranians within Iran also do, but he was the head of the Twelvers (most Shia Muslims belong to that branch), and his state were the ones defending the people of Iran from Israel and the US. The notion that no one likes him at all is propaganda, too. The sooner we stop parroting imperialist propaganda the better.