It's honestly kind of good advice for conflict resolution

Its almost like we all actually care about one another and the elite upper class feed us an endless stream of hate mongering to divide us so we dont tear them apart.

Yup and that's after years of the US doing terrible shit to them.

Yeah, I'll never forget (lol) the images of people in the streets of Tehran waving the stars and stripes on 9/12/01. Boy, did dubya screw the pooch on that. "What? They're sympathetic? Eew! BOMB THEM! AND THEIR NEIGHBORS! AND THE NEXT NEIGHBORHOOD OVER!"

We had the whole world ready to step up and aid us, and we sprayed democracy liquid shit all over the place.

Well, it's currently 41% of US citizens that are the active problem and 59% of them being impotent pussies about it.

The ones I've seen so far have been mostly anti-Trump which is something anyone could get behind.

You're right, it stands on it's own, but anything looks good in comparison to the US, that low bar is underground and heading to Hell at a goodly clip.

Domestic issues will always take back seat when your country's survival is at stake. Rally around the flag always happens when defending against aggressor. Many Iranians might despise the oppression carried out by IRGC, but they recognize that if IRGC falls, so does Iran as a sovereign state.

• When the US and Israel bombed Tehran, I did not flee. Here’s why

When did those Iranians leave Iran?

It's propaganda. They can be pretty much entirely on-point with their criticisms of the US, but they aren't gonna highlight any of their own faults.

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