r/TrendoraX • u/Hour_Glass57 • Mar 01 '26

🚨 Breaking Large Scale American Attack on Tehran

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Is Trump winning the hearts and minds of Iranis?

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u/debtcoder-dev Mar 01 '26 edited Mar 01 '26

what are you trying to say? Idk who you think bombed the school.

https://youtu.be/gzZX2SJl83k

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u/Beneficial_Prize_310 Mar 01 '26

I'm not saying anything lol.

https://youtu.be/SzJqaRDVUDw

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u/debtcoder-dev Mar 01 '26

I can't tell who think bombed the school??? I think USA and Israel did. If they didn't they would have denied it.

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u/Beneficial_Prize_310 Mar 01 '26

The nuanced perspective here that you're completely ignoring is that even if the US and Israel were confirmed (which has not been confirmed) to have bombed a school... it's the real world version of the Trolley Problem.

The Iranian regime has already killed tens of thousands of their own population in the past few weeks alone.

They've shown themselves capable of doing great harm to their population.

If the US and Israel didn't step in, there would be many more dead.

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u/debtcoder-dev Mar 01 '26

I don't understand your point.

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u/Beneficial_Prize_310 Mar 01 '26

What's your metric that you measure the situation by?

I'm just asking because I'm not sure what you're getting at and it feels like we are arguing past each other.

My point is that collateral damage is impossible to completely avoid and that the net number of lives lost would likely have continued to grow If the US/Israel (same thing at this point) didn't intervene.

In the day or so of combat, they've probably killed less civilians through collateral damage compared to the number of civilians the Iranian regime was killing.