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7 hours ago, Caveira said:

I read these poll results.   They pass the smell test  

 

 

You have to look at these rallies within the Middle Eastern context. Here, those groups force people to show up. They use threats, fire people from their jobs, ruin reputations, and blast anyone who doesn't comply as a traitor.

On top of that, poverty is rampant. People will join a march just for a free meal. Honestly, if you offered them two pizzas, they’d march in support of you. Don't mistake survival for actual support

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36 minutes ago, StillUndefeated said:

You have to look at these rallies within the Middle Eastern context. Here, those groups force people to show up. They use threats, fire people from their jobs, ruin reputations, and blast anyone who doesn't comply as a traitor.

On top of that, poverty is rampant. People will join a march just for a free meal. Honestly, if you offered them two pizzas, they’d march in support of you. Don't mistake survival for actual support

Well they voted for it.   They let it happen for decades.  They Let them get rooted in their community.   They don’t do anything about them either.  It is prevalent in Every country over there…

not sure if there is a pattern to be seen of Sunni terrorists well being — Sunni terrorists.    
 

 

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Posted
7 hours ago, El Luchador said:

I would question the poll if it didn't follow along with my personal experiences. BTW welcome back. I was wondering how you were doing with all the stuff going on there. Would love to hear some direct experiences from regular people.

Hey man, how’s it going? Missed you. To be honest, so much has happened here. I've actually lived through three wars now: the 8-year war with Iraq when I was just a kid, the 12-day war with Israel, and this recent one. But I've never been closer to death than during this last war. Only people in Tehran can truly understand what we went through; not even the rest of Iran, because most of the strikes hit Tehran.

The first night of the war was actually the best day of my life. It was midnight when we heard the news that Khamenei was killed. Everyone was literally screaming with joy. But from the next day on, everything flipped. They hit a girls' school based on outdated intel because it used to be a military base, and all those girls were killed. After that, they stripped away any peace we had. Night after night, they bombed Tehran until morning.

Throughout the war, we slept in our regular outdoor clothes. When the missiles hit and the explosions kept getting closer and closer, we'd tell ourselves, 'This is it. It’s over.' There was nothing we could do. We’d just lie there and put pillows over our heads, hoping that if the ceiling collapsed, maybe the pillow would protect us. Once they started targeting the bridges, infrastructure, and train tracks, it became clear what their goal was. We totally lost hope. One terrifying moment was around 2:00 AM, when American and Israeli fighter jets flew super low over Tehran just to show they controlled our airspace. It felt like they were coming right through the window. The whole house was shaking; it felt like an earthquake paired with this horrific, deafening roar. They even attacked us on the first day of Nowruz. Nowruz is huge for Iranians; we've been celebrating it for thousands of years. But to them, it didn't matter at all.

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On 5/27/2026 at 4:34 PM, red viking said:

Israel has killed MANY more Palestinians than vice versa in recent years. It isn't even close, especially when you count women & children. 

They're the epitome of terrorists. 

 

From the liver to the knee 

 

 

Posted
12 minutes ago, Offthemat said:

Is this really a new thing?  Does Iran have “Kill the Jews” coloring books like Palestinians have?

Iran’s are cartoons 

Iran has historically gained international notoriety for its state-backed Holocaust Cartoon Exhibitions. Sponsored by major state-owned newspapers like Hamshahri and approved by the government, these contests award cash prizes for caricatures that deny the Holocaust, traffic in classic antisemitic tropes (such as the "blood-sucking" or "greedy" Jew)

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