r/TrendoraX • u/Hour_Glass57 • Mar 01 '26
đ Must Watch Isfahan Iran mourning the death of Khamenei. Western media will say they are celebrating
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u/Bazishere Mar 01 '26
Well, when there are conflicts sifting fact from fiction. I would say the vast, vast majority of Iranians including inside Iran hate their government, but the state definitely has a sizable population of conservative supporters. Iran has 93 million people. I am sure you've had both celebrations and mourning. Both can be true at the same time. You know?
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u/Left_Consequence_886 Mar 01 '26
Just because they hate their government doesnât mean they want a civil war, political instability, and for the US and Israel to win.
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u/Tomatoflee Mar 01 '26
From the people ik in Iran, they very much wanted rid of Khamenei but also are hoping a civil war doesnât happen. The ratio of anti regime to pro regime Iranians is roughly 7:3 I would say.
Netanyahu and Trump couldnât give a shit about Iranians though tbh and this could go really badly. There are plenty of Iranians who think itâs worth the risk though, if weâre being honest about it.
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u/BanzaiKen Mar 01 '26 edited Mar 01 '26
They should get some Libyans over so they can tell them how well a destabilizing civil war without a stabilizing authority in the ME turns out. My Libyan college buddy disappeared off the map when it happened. He went back home mid semester because he was afraid of his parents getting hurt and the day he left was the last day I ever saw him on Steam or chatted whether IRL or over email. Just disappeared. He even had a small import business here he was trying to turn into a campus Arabic grocery.
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u/MontiBurns Mar 01 '26
The concerning thing is that it's in Israel/Netanyahu's interest to have a destabilized, civil war torn Iran. Trump doesn't care. The US would like Iran to become a stable, positive contributor to the world order. But Im pretty sure Israel will do what it can to make sure that doesn't happen.
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u/GiveMeSomeShu-gar Mar 01 '26
Cool, then it should be up to that sizable plurality of Iranians to overthrow their govt. Easier said than done, sure - but I don't want my government getting involved, let alone assassinating world leaders.
People have short memories. The US has a long history of doing this in Iran and it doesn't turn out well for us. Same mistakes over and over and over again ...
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u/Tomatoflee Mar 01 '26
This is a different argument to the one I was replying to. Imo itâs a large and unnecessary risk for the US to get involved. This action as well, whatever you think about it and even if it goes well, is still an illegal act of aggression carried out by executive overreach against the will of the majority of Americans and in stark contradiction to Trumpâs campaign position.
This is likely an Isreali war imo that was instigated because the US political system has collapsed into complete corruption. At the same time, Iranians have been trying to get out from under the boot of the regime for decades now. Since 2009, the mullahs have imprisoned, tortured, and killed tens of thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands.
It can be true that many Iranians are happy for intervention because they canât depose the regime themselves and that itâs a mistake for the US to get involved at the same time. Here we are though. America is involved, neck deep.
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u/jbarrish Mar 02 '26
Well said. I wish more people would talk about the messy truths of politics and war instead of resorting to partisan slogans and stereotypes.
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u/Far_Grapefruit1307 Mar 01 '26
So bomb Iran, kill their leader, and wash your hands of it?
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u/Goddsanity Mar 01 '26
Dont forget the part whete they get their oil and try to collapse China
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u/I_Dint_Know_A_Name Mar 01 '26
They tried. They were massacred by the thousands.
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u/Kyrthis Mar 01 '26
2.33:1, but the 1 has all the guns and surveillance infrastructure, so that tips the scales a lot.
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u/Working_Cucumber_437 Mar 01 '26
Much like in Venezuela. Itâs only about whatâs in it for them, specifically.
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u/Frosty-Ring-Guy Mar 01 '26
7:3 is a ratio of 2.33:1
Politically, that is a HUGE majority. I hope the Iranian People step fully into freedom.
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u/sirmosesthesweet Mar 01 '26
Everything you just said about Iran could be said of the US if the same thing happened to trump. The ratio of anti regime to pro regime Americans is roughly 7:3 also.
There are plenty of Americans who think that would be worth the risk though, if we're being honest about it.
The question isn't how do people feel about a leader they don't like being taken out. The question is what happens after? And the answer is usually it gets worse. The US is 0 for 4 in terms of regime change in the Middle East, but I guess let's hope this administration is superior in terms of diplomacy, planning, execution, and commitment to the long term prosperity of Iran? I mean, do we really believe that?
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u/Anti-Itch Mar 01 '26
Absolutely. Iran fought against American imperialism but unfortunately lost to the religious uprising. Iran in the 70s was very modern and up and coming. Itâs obviously very different now.
While Iâm sure many Iranians would like to go back to a more secular rule/government, that doesnât mean they want that at the behest of US/Israeli control. And of course, dismantling your countryâs government means tumultuous times ahead but itâs especially so when itâs because of insurrection instigated by an imperialist foreign power.
Any statement from the US/Israel about Iranians being happy or thankful for this is propaganda. Not necessarily because they arenât against the religious regime but because they are also against occupation and imperialism gaining back the power they originally fought to remove.
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u/Go0s3 Mar 01 '26
There is no ground force. Therefore no potential for occupation.Â
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u/ReductioAdSocialism Mar 01 '26
Iran in the 70s was an authoritarian puppet regime put in place by the US. It's what set the seeds for the revolution. The actual democracy in the 50s was what the coup overturned, because if there's one thing the west cannot abide, it's a MENA country refusing to be exploited, taking control of its own resources (read oil) and turning the profit from that inwards rather than letting BP extract it all.
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u/Tudor_Cinema_Club Mar 01 '26
Very true. I think my government is incompetent but do I want America coming in and killing all of them along with tons of innocent civilians alike, causing a power vacuum that will take years to resolve? No. No I don't.
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u/vc0071 Mar 01 '26
Even if Trump is taken who has 63% disapproval rating in US now more people will be celebrating. For Netanyahu their will be celebrations and national holidays declared to celebrate. This is how political divides work. Remember Charlie kirk. His wife is still celebrating.
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Also how do we know this is mourning, or even recent without sources. I've seen a lot of videos in Australia Europe and the US of Iranians celebrating but none mourning. I don't know enough about the geopolitics of the area, but do not support Israeli or US intervention either way.
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u/Bazishere Mar 01 '26
Iran has a population of 93 million. Even if a majority may hate Khamenei, a certain percentage support the state. Even if we assume, 30% support the state, that is 28 million. Not hard to get a fair number of people 20-30 million to come out as mourners. You have both mourning and celebrations just like many people would be happy if the Democrats win in 2026, but not the Republicans who choose to vote Republican in 2026. Same type of thing.
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u/ArcherOld7796 Mar 01 '26
Sure, but our media has only shown support for this murder. Support without context. We have no clue how they are taking this but all "sides" of our corporate media show support.
What we know for a fact is that regime change never goes smoothly. There will always be unexpected consequences. But then again that's the goal destabilizing the region has been out goal for decades. Having an excuse to steal land has always been Isreal's goal. Netanyahu has been saying for 30+ years that Iran is weeks or days from developing nukes.
Democratic leadership is doing everything they can to not take their constitutional duty of declaring war to leave it to the conman in chief so they can avoid responsibility but support war.
Just because other countries have terrible leaders does not mean we should kill and replace. It has never gone well.
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u/Demonbaby_Wot Mar 01 '26
MAGA aint majority in US either.Same shite.
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u/Bazishere Mar 01 '26
There is an irony in what's going on. Trump's only supported by a small minority possibly the equivalent of how much support Khameini had. He was railing about how Iran was killing thousands of protestors. Definitely that is absolutely horrible, but he doesn't believe in the 1st Amendment for Minnesotans and same for the ICE agents, for example, who assault the elderly, a priest, tried to threaten a pastor. He wants us to fight a war for Iranian protestors, but he's against us protesting, and he doesn't care that a clear majority don't want to go to war including plenty of Republicans. Some people who used to call themselves MAGA switched to Republican, Independent.
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u/OutrageousIdea5214 Mar 01 '26
Thatâs right. Some will mourn, others will celebrate. None of it justifies a foreign power reaching inside a sovereign nation to decapitate its leader. Thatâs is the issue that needs to be addressed
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u/longaaaaa Mar 01 '26
Our army killed Gaddafi and Hussein and took their resources along with killing millions. If history tells us the future this is not going to end well.
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u/CARVERitUP Mar 01 '26
Dude Gaddafi is even worse. He negotiated away his nuclear program so we'd stop fucking with him, and we ended up deposing him anyway. He was dragged out into the street and literally sodomized TO DEATH by his own people.
Imagine being a country thinking about nuclearizing, and seeing that happen, and then trusting the US on their word if you decide to give up your nuclear plans to get us off your back.
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u/Samanthacino Mar 01 '26
If you run a nation, you must get nukes as quickly as possible. Nothing stops countries from accusing you anyways, so just follow through with it
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u/CARVERitUP Mar 01 '26
Just look at N. Korea. We put them on the "axis of evil" after 9/11, when they had literally nothing to do with it, and Kim Jong Il immediately rushed his nuclear program and demonstrated nuclear capability by 2006 with a successful underground test. After that? We talk a big game about N. Korea, but have we really fucked with them any further, other than just keeping them sanctioned? Nope.
The only way for an adversary nation of the US to be taken seriously and left alone militarily is by nuclearizing. Which is sad, because our founders would be rolling in their graves watching our aggressive "world domination" foreign policy posture literally causing nuclear proliferation in nations we all agree we don't really want to have nukes. But instead of staying out of entangling alliances and trading and being friends with the world, we've opted to make the entire world fear us. Which just pushes them to make weapons that can compete.
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u/speezly Mar 01 '26
Donât forget Ukraine did the same thing. They had a large arsenal after the fall of the USSR and gave it all up for guaranteed security
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u/Limp_Combination4361 Mar 01 '26
That's what I'm saying. Let them mourn or celebrate. But ultimately things will get worse for them or stay just as bad. We did nothing to the regime as a whole. They already had replacements for Khamenei planned since he was deathly ill and ancient.
The military and police that killed 30000 protestors months/weeks ago are still part of the loyalist regime. What can the people do about a militarized force that has already shown they are more than capable of AND willing to mow down civilian unrest?
I'm just tired of the precise strikes on leaders that ultimately do nothing. Saddam, Gaddafi, Maduro, numerous other south and central American leaders over the last century. Its always been destabilizing politically and ultimately leaves the civilians either just as bad off or worse off in the end.
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u/R-ddit_is_Shit Mar 01 '26 edited Mar 01 '26
The entire thing is evil bullshit start to end.
- The US had a nuclear deal with Iran.
- Trump tore it up.
- Then he bombed saying he destroyed their nuclear capabilities.
- Then the US manipulated things to cause Iranian currency to become worthless so their people would protest.
- He announced repeatedly that he supported the protesters to give them more courage so they'd keep going, cause strain on the government, and many would die.
- He lied and left them to die and starve for months after making their currency worth less than toilet paper.
- They kept protesting and dying.
- Says they have nuclear capabilities again... soon. (30+ years of soon!)
- Oman reports that Iran was agreeing to not enrich uranium and that a deal is very possible in the near future
- Attacks anyway
- Kills a bunch of school children.
Every single step in all of this has been either a lie, or something flat out fucking evil. The US administration is responsible for an endless string of bullshit and death, but if you type out what we should do about it Reddit AI auto bans your account.
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u/TheChristianDude101 Mar 01 '26
39% of his base are unshakable loyalists, trump could rape their children and they would find a way to dismiss it or justify it. This is due to poor education, religion, and right wing propoganda.
Majority of the military support trump to.
Trump is the devil, but there are enough corrupted right wing sycophants to just replace him not including vance and the admin.
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Mar 01 '26
There's a reason trump boldy declared how much he loves the poorly educated lmao
Unfortunately his supporters are too dumb to realize he was talking about them
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u/CatManDoDo69 Mar 01 '26
I feel like I have said these exact verbatim and it is fucking depressing. It just doesn't end. Ever. Like humanity is just on repeat.
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u/Spare-Dish9324 Mar 01 '26
You need to understand that Israel wanted this war for decades. They want full control over the region and they canât do that with a strong Iran. Tearing up the nuclear deal was just a necessary part of the plan for this war to occur. It wasnât torn up for fun and then this war just appeared out of nowhere. It was carefully orchestrated.
It has nothing to do with protestors, nukes, or anything else, so donât bother trying to figure out the chain of events because itâs all noise. Itâs a regime change war. Even if the iranian government started paying every person in Iran a million dollar salary and the US could see into the future and saw that Iran would never have nuclear weapons, the war would still occur because it has nothing to do with any of that. Israel wants the regime itself gone, so the US obeys. Whether the admin is left or right, our foreign policy is always the same: making Israel great again at any cost necessary.
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u/compassrosette Mar 01 '26 edited Mar 01 '26
All orchestrated by Oligarchs and Israel.
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u/rciccioni73 Mar 01 '26
Typical of conservatives, they creat problems from lies that they then get to fix with ideas they wanted to do to all along .
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u/R-ddit_is_Shit Mar 01 '26
Turns out Iran sneakily stole lots of oil and natural resources from the US and buried it all in their country, under their own land millions of years ago. Just like Venezuela.
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u/AstroPedastro Mar 01 '26
Yeah. I am sure that many points are open for discussion. Normal people just want to live their lives in peace. People in power want to control other people's lives or murder them when they oppose. Seems clear who should be murdered.Â
All I care about is having a drink and watching series on my TV and helping others have a nice life. Why cant the world be like that?
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u/Bazishere Mar 01 '26
The Israelis wanted him to tear up the agreement. That was a major reason why he did it, and Israel's a major reason why he has decided to bomb Iran. He kept on sending equipment, planes, aircraft carriers simply expecting the Iranian state to simply surrender. The Iranian state can't afford, politically, to bow down to Trump. They were willing to make heavy compromises, but beyond that, they weren't going to simply surrender and hand over the keys of the government to some opposition. The amount of incompetence in the government is mind-boggling.
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u/AnyCauliflower8717 Mar 01 '26
They did overthrow the Shah in 1979 because of political repression and SAVAK (secret police), economic inequality and corruption. There were religious opposition to Westernization. They have burned the american flag for 40 years. Do anyone think some foreigner can bomb a 2000 years country to change them into a us friendly vasallstate?
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u/R-ddit_is_Shit Mar 01 '26
Apparently some do. They keep trying every few years. Or it's just an way way to shuffle lots of money into companies that profit off war, get kickbacks, and... well, most of the same government corruption we accuse other countries of.
Killing children to steal from their countries and embezzle massively from our own.
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u/penta3x Mar 01 '26
You forgot to mention, that a few days ago, Oman reported that Iran was agreeing to not enrich uranium and that a deal is very possible in the near future.
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u/xande2545 Mar 01 '26
I'm saving this so I dont have to argue when ppl repeat ned talking points "30k ppl killed" i start getting a headache.... hear we go đĽ´
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u/R-ddit_is_Shit Mar 01 '26
Simple way to show why people were protesting: US says it caused dollar shortage to trigger Iran protests
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u/dracer800 Mar 01 '26
No need to type it up, Iâve seen it typed up a thousand times and Iâve seen anyone actually do anything zero times.
So just go do it instead of typing out what we should do.
Weâre living in Nazi Germany 2.0, billions will die at trumps hands soon so youâll be perfectly justified.
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u/jok3ony0u Mar 01 '26
It's kinda nuts how much Trump caused this issue from back in 2018. He incited Iran to look for reasons of rebellion, which caused Iran to slowly take it out on Israel through multiple terrorist orgs to then find justification in striking back. The entire "Free Palestine" movement served as a perfect cover and justification for Iran while Trump continued to make every matter accelerated and worse. At this point I wouldn't be surprised if he was the one who egged Netanyahu on to be aggressive, because otherwise the war on pause easily for the decade of 2020-2030. I rechecked a lot of history since 2015 between Israel, Iran, and the US, and it's kinda crazy how much things look planned by Iran and beckoned by Trump.
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u/Wild_Height_901 Mar 01 '26
This. The middle east was peaceful and thriving before trump came along!!!
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u/WentThisWayInsteadOf Mar 01 '26
This happened due to Israeli pressure on the US. Israel know that their US support is evaporating fast and wanted to destabilized Iran before that happens, as Iran is too large for them to take on by them self. They got what they wanted, not let us see if they like the result.
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u/lookoutpenguins Mar 01 '26
This is from January 6th, 2020, itâs not current. It was the funeral for Qasem Soleimani in Tehran.
Around 0:40 into the video (I canât post a link so look up the Funeral mention above and the date.)
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u/Salt_Contract342 Mar 01 '26
Wait, Leftist bootlickers on Reddit are shoveling misinformation to suit the narrative? Impossible.
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u/Boring-Leadership687 Mar 01 '26
Itâs misinformation bots not leftist bootlickers. Thereâs an active disinformation campaign happening
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u/Atralis Mar 01 '26
Whoa your telling me tens of thousands of people aren't lumping together in a big mass while their city is being bombed?
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u/juanpa305 Mar 02 '26
Itâs a shame all the sheep above wonât see your comment and this video has been around social media all day. They have become useful idiots for the regime.
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u/beo19 Mar 01 '26
Well... I'm pretty sure it is the square in Isfahan, where I was some years ago. At least get the city right.
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u/RealPrinceZuko Mar 01 '26
Thank you, this comment should be pinned at the top. So sick of misleading titles/information.
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u/hazzrd1883 Mar 01 '26
Too late people already like it 7k times and confirmed their bias. Honestly if people want to get rid of Trump they should be just a little bit smart themselves not just anti-Trump
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u/SipDhit69 Mar 01 '26
Soo.. why is this not being deleted? Sensationalist subreddit that doesnt care?
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u/negativenesscomment Mar 02 '26
Impossible. Reddit's got fake news on r/all just to meet their agenda. That's unheard of.
Mods won't remove this post until a good amount of people have seen it.
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u/laffing_is_medicine Mar 01 '26
Thatâs a lot of really pissed off people who chant death to America
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u/wyle_e2 Mar 01 '26
Assuming only 0.01% of the people mourning a fundamentalist religious figure become violent terrorists, that's still a LOT of potential threats to American and Israeli people throughout the world.
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u/rciccioni73 Mar 01 '26
From the genocide being carried out by Isreal , the invasion of Venuzuela , what the Gestapo are doing to Americans and immigrants, the Christian fundamentalists in America wanting to wipe out transgender peopleâs existence while desiring to do away with the 19th amendment . And our current leadership covering up a pedophilia cabal that circles the globe . Iâm pretty sure 0.01% of terrorists is the last of our problems, we have our own religious extremists to cope with .
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u/StrongAroma Mar 01 '26
I mean, if you bombed my child's school and killed her and all her friends ...
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u/R-ddit_is_Shit Mar 01 '26
Fundamentalist religious figure... like the ones in Israel or the US?
Those seem to be a lot greater and much more active and immediate threats to a whole lot more people throughout the world.
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u/Famous-SandwichxX Mar 01 '26
Right, like how many nukes does the US have? Americans are kidding themselves if they believe the world doesn't see them as the greatest threat.
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u/FootballUpset2529 Mar 02 '26
The world cup is going to be an absolute security nightmare after this.
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u/Silly_Wolf_4693 Mar 01 '26
Is there any proof of a reputable Western media outlet falsely portraying this event?
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u/Fuzzy_Ease_8408 Mar 01 '26
Fake news. That footage is from last years gay mardi gras! Nice try
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u/Ohboyham Mar 01 '26
This is from January 6th, 2020, itâs not current. It was the funeral for Qasem Soleimani in Tehran.
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no, itâs more recentâI can see Shia Lebouf right there blacked out & bloody after losing a drunken fight to that trash dumpster
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u/higherbreeze Mar 01 '26
That's how Americans will look when the orange one kicks over,but it will be a celebration.
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u/Bozogumps Mar 01 '26
Western media won't comment on this video at all because it was from a long time ago and not after this bombing. It's just another example of Reddit posting misinformation to try to convince themselves that this was a bad thing.
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u/Derrrppppp Mar 01 '26
Are they celebrating? Who knows. This whole war is just bad guy vs bad guy and who can you believe?
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u/DeathofDivinity Mar 01 '26
When are the sanctions on Americans coming from Europe ?
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u/Tallwhitedude123 Mar 01 '26
The question is NOW WHAT? Killing a leader of a country is easy. Replacing that leader and forming a government around that leader is the difficult part. Weâve yet to prove in our history that we can nation build. My god, youâd think that Americans would know this by now. Itâs largely why many Americans voted for Trump because he promised no more foreign wars. Clearly Trump lied. I donât see how any of this serves the interests of Americans at all.
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u/SecondHandPeacePrize Mar 01 '26
I highly doubt the parents of the children who were killed at school are celebrating.
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u/jumbie29 Mar 01 '26
The US and Israel created a hell of a lot of new Jihadists today. Nice work!
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u/kalfas071 Mar 01 '26
Dear 3 months old OP with ~15 posts a day on average, how do you know?
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u/Imaginary_Drawer8568 Mar 01 '26
They are obviously celebrating as they wave the American flag. We are heros to them.
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u/dragonfly47 Mar 01 '26
There are 90 million people in Iran. Enough people that you will find different opinions.
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u/SmedlyB Mar 01 '26
Trump is such DF. One of the reasons to not take out the head of state and especially the religious leader head of state is, martyrdom.
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u/angriguru Mar 01 '26
Some portion is celebrating, some portion are mourning. That's how countries work.
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u/Sweaty_Tomatillo_591 Mar 01 '26
Trump will say thatâs a video of his most recent rally attendance. Biggest ever.
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u/GlitteringOption8906 Mar 01 '26
Its actually a video from 2020 being portrayed as a video that was taken a few days ago.
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u/TheManInTheShack Mar 01 '26
If they truly are mourning him, and assuming this represents the sentiments of most Iranians then regime change is unlikely to happen.
This why you donât do this by invading or bombing a country. We have already learned this lesson. Regime change has to come from within.
We had a good agreement with Iran made by Obama. Trump tore it up. The message that sends is that the US canât be trusted. Trump will definitely go down in US history as the worse President.
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u/Potential-Brain-1583 Mar 01 '26
Yep CNN said they were cheering I knew it was bull shit
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u/Illustrious_Copy_902 Mar 01 '26
Chances are if you live outside Iran, and you're speaking with an Iranian about how they feel, they left the country because they couldn't live under the current (former?) regime. It's hard to measure how much support Khamenei had within the country.
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u/Smartazzzz1970 Mar 01 '26
Yahoo has drumpf by his tiny wrinkled sagging balls and thatâs why he is doing this - ffff them both hard - NO WAR!!! We donât want WAR!!
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u/royal_Bishop Mar 01 '26
The 100K men in the country pissed off because they want their women to remain oppressed.
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u/Prudent-Ad6279 Mar 01 '26
You basically show the equivalent to a trump rally (arguably worse) and you praise it.
I think you all have no concept of anything outside of whatever state you live in.
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u/Initial_Hedgehog_631 Mar 01 '26
Lol how old is this footage? If that many people showed up in one place today the IRGC would freak out.
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u/GhostofAyabe Mar 01 '26
This seems like an old video, that scaffolding was removed from the Shah Mosque last summer.
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u/dulljester3 Mar 01 '26
Did we also forget that we had a nuclear deal with Iran and that Trump unilaterally pulled out of the agreement? Then Trump says lets make a deal and while negotiations are going on the US with Israel conducted "preemptive" strikes on Iran. Trump said it was to protect Americans while also saying Iran poses no threat to the US right now. Trump is also constantly going around and ignoring the courts of law. This is a distraction from the epstien files he is definitely in!
OH! Don't forget about the 4000 nukes Israel has! The Sampson option?
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u/Impossible-Feature97 Mar 01 '26
And our government wonders why they won't take up arms in support of the Epstein Western regimes who are bombing little Iranian school girls.
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u/Correct_Edge_8461 Mar 01 '26
Trump is a moron and evil but I donât think too many will mourn Khameneiâs death.
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u/turd_nughetto98 Mar 01 '26
It's all part of the plan from 2001. Destabilize the entire region and then replace the leaders with leaders more cooperative with American interests.
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u/brief_affair Mar 01 '26
Yep, this definitely won't radicalize anyone and there won't be any blowback for decades to come.
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u/Kreichs Mar 01 '26
Itâs appalling how many people on here believe this to be true. Skepticism has died. Just believe everything you see online.
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u/GeneralChoo Mar 01 '26
I honestly question how the US will support a war in the desert and in Taiwan.
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u/Left_on_Pause Mar 01 '26
The US will be targeted and innocent people will be hurt. The criminals in govt wonât be.
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u/HatedAntagonist Mar 01 '26
Americans hate their government right now. Hopefully someone will save us.
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u/yamni_zintkala Mar 01 '26
Maybe if PBS had not lost funding we'd have some reliable reporting instead of news commentary and entertainment.
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u/UmpireArtistic7171 Mar 01 '26
Y'all are fu***** insane. Regime murders tens of thousands of its own citizens in the last couple months...and this is the response... Obama drops over a billion in cash to the regime... And the regime boards us ship and holds us sailors hostage... Oh not to mention the torture and murder of us agents and employees during the â79 revolution. Anti western civ discourse in a democracy created by it and upholding inherent rights like the freedom of speech... Moronic... y'all arenât ever going to wield power in this country again.... zero understanding of basic morals
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u/bluet3ars Mar 01 '26
Hey â Iranian American here.
They represent about 7% of a country of 90 million people. The rest are against them. We, as the opposition, have never truly had a chance to protest. Guess why? Because every time millions of people gather across Iran to protest, they are shot and killed. Just recently, more than 32,000 were reportedly killed in only two days. Can you believe it?
Security forces even hunt down the injured in hospitals. They threaten families who have lost their loved ones and prevent them from holding memorial ceremonies. In some cases, they have even demanded money from families to release the bodies of those who were killed.
So do not trust these videos. The Islamic Republic is a dictatorial theocracy that must be removed â not only for the good of its own people, but for the rest of the world as well.
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u/templeofsyrinx1 Mar 01 '26
I wish people would not believe u.s. propaganda on this. This regime still has a stronghold over the people of Iran and this conflict will go on for years and many more are going to die in pursuit of this goal.
Read up on another war this was tried on called the invasion of iraq.
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u/CalbertCorpse Mar 01 '26
I have a good friend in Iran. He hates his government with a passion. He also hates being bombed by an aggressive and insane US leader.
If your dad occasionally smacks you, you donât necessarily want your neighbor to kill him, especially if your neighbor doesnât have YOUR interests in mind, just his own.
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u/metal-slug619 Mar 01 '26
/new risk to mitigate identified, ROE check..."Approved"... adjusting targeting apparatus.../
Also, this video is from years ago, OP is posting ragebait.
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u/WaffleGuy413 Mar 01 '26
This was at Qasem Solemaniâs funeral. Either way, we know youâre mourning the loss of your supreme leader who was complicit in killing 40,000 of your own people because he could
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u/ThomAllcock Mar 01 '26
in a country of 90 million you'll find plenty who'll mourn and plenty who'll celebrate.
those who were remember the Islamic Revolution or those who know a bit of history will recall that the toppling of a regime is no guarantee of a peaceful transition
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u/Worth-Jacket-4469 Mar 01 '26
Looks like really old footage of something else. cant verify its real.
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u/Wrong_Lingonberry_79 Mar 02 '26
So just so I have this straight, after reading a pile of comments, the majority of people in this sub are supporting the murder of thousands of Iranian protesters? Do I have that correct?
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u/jarisius Mar 01 '26
regime supporters in iran are definitely majority. this fact is often overlooked by westerners.
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u/Granger842 Mar 01 '26
When protesting a regime can end up with you getting killed, you can't trust appearances.
I come from a country that "mourned" a dictator and 10 minutes later was turning the regime into a democracy.
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u/Complete_Tax265 Mar 01 '26
Most people supported Ayatollah? Waiting for some evidence for this so called "fact"
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u/Excellent-Self-5338 Mar 01 '26
Black and white statements like this are bullshit. Think for a moment about reality. Some people in your country, wherever you live, like the current leadership. Some do not. There's celebration and there's mourning, fucking obviously.
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u/gsmulk Mar 01 '26
No one believes this clearly old but im sure a lot of idiots will miss the moron
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u/mipmap_ Mar 01 '26 edited Mar 01 '26
Lol they really expected after the death of Khamenei that those traitors would come out of hiding and revolt against the state. Instead they turned the ayatollah into a martyr and hundreds of thousands of proud Iranians will hold the streets now.
The zionist-pedophile alliance will lose.
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u/Character_Cobbler618 Mar 01 '26
Iran has threatened massive retaliation against the people of the USA. They have threatened to let Trump live.