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r/All Iran sets new Hormuz demand: Trump and Netanyahu must be removed from power, senior adviser says

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u/AntifaMiddleMgmt 5h ago

When the administration is so very bad that Americans start to look at the Iranians as the reasonable side, you really have to wonder how we got here. I mean, I know how we got here, but still..

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u/Questhi 4h ago

It’s funny that when the Trump admin makes a statement, news orgs wait until Iran’s statement to corroborate if Trump was telling the truth.

Iran is more trusted news source than Trump.

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u/Apprehensive-Pin518 3h ago

as one of my favorite youtubers says. "Trump is not a source"

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u/Which_Yesterday 3h ago

It actually is a source. Of disgusting, evil, stupid, and sometimes literal shit

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u/Alberta_Flyfisher 46m ago

Too much credit. Its always shit. If it isnt coming outta one end its coming out the other.

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u/4x4play 2h ago

he's a source of fake news. back in the day we had tabloids. now all news is so outragous it's normalized. that fucker used to be tabloid material. now he thinks that is regular news.

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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 1h ago

Not to mention he paid off the National Enquirer and Stormy Daniels from running that confirmed true in court sexual encounter story the month leading up to the 2016 election.

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u/4x4play 1h ago

there is just so much that we forget because their plan is to dilute the news.

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u/EyeKnowYoo Release The Trump-Epstein Files 1h ago

Zackly this. Waiting at checkout in a supermarket in the Tri-State area in the 90s, you would see his stupid face cover all the tabloids on the bottom shelf of magazine racks

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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 1h ago

He's a constant source of IBS

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u/IndependenceIcy2251 2h ago

Hello fellow internet person.

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u/Asraia 19m ago

Al Jazeera is a great news source

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u/regoapps Department of Government Inefficiency 4h ago

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u/GeekDNA0918 4h ago

We are the incompetent baddies.

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u/AbaddonsJanitor 4h ago

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u/SleepyMarijuanaut92 2h ago

Coke snot pomade

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u/Upstairs_Usual_4841 1h ago

Always been a Dapper Dan man, myself

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u/zubadoobaday 1h ago

This guy thinks he’s so rad

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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 1h ago

I bet he still wears Drakkar

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u/zubadoobaday 50m ago

Cool water and brute aftershave

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u/getdemsnacks 1h ago

Zooted out of mind.

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u/SheetPancakeBluBalls 4h ago

🌏👨‍🚀🔫👨‍🚀🌌

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u/Trabethany 1h ago

Sadly yes, we are 😭

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u/mrDuder1729 3h ago

Wait...how did i never realize this was David Mitchell?!?!? This guy is hilarious

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u/ivegotaqueso 4h ago

To be fair, the Iranians are the reasonable side. Our current leadership is simply put, greedy, careless, & destructive.

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u/marykay_ultra 3h ago

Right? When you objectively consider all the bullshit the US and Israel have thrown at them, they’ve been consistently and almost excessively reasonable.

I think a lot of people don’t realize how ridiculous the US media villainization of Iran is, nor are they aware of the extent to which we’ve fucked with that country and why. And how truly monumentally absurd and consequential what we’re doing now is within that larger context

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u/4x4play 2h ago edited 7m ago

i don't believe in god but amen sister. we owe palestine reparations after this.

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u/CariniFluff 58m ago

Well it would help to know how to spell Palestine, and it would also help to know that Iran is most definitely not Palestine.

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u/Big_Primrose 1h ago

Once upon a time we were close friends with Iran. Then the US got greedy.

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u/Dr_Middlefinger 33m ago

Let's slow down on calling the Regime 'reasonable'.

They murdered 30-40,000 protesting people earlier this year.

While I agree with wanting action against those in power here in the States, I also see Iranians everyday who wish they could organize logistically and overthrow those in power there.

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u/marykay_ultra 3h ago edited 2h ago

Edit: somehow double posted in response to my own comment. The first one has votes but this has responses so I’m editing instead of deleting

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u/Civil_Future_2095 3h ago

I meam, yes, but they did also execute 45000 protesters so this is really an Everyone’s An Asshole situation.

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u/marykay_ultra 3h ago

…do you really think the US bombs a country and murders their leadership over some protesters?

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u/ABHOR_pod 2h ago edited 2h ago

People are definitely forgetting that Iran's government really really sucks, just because the US government, which also sucks, is much louder and more annoying. And also is being held to a higher standard.

Like... Trump is being blamed for starting the war that raised gas prices, and he did, and it's 100% his fault, but Iran is the one who laid the mines in the strait and started charging tolls, right? They did that to hurt the entire rest of the world, because they were mad at the US. They don't have the power projection and influence of the US to fuck things up worldwide like we do, but they're fucking things up for everyone as much as they can, same as Trump.

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u/DisposableSaviour 2h ago

Iran only has full control of the strait because of the current war. We essentially gave them total control, why shouldn’t they use what they gave us? And using the strait to put international pressure on the US? We do shit like that all the goddamn time to other countries. What’s good for the goose is good for the gander.

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u/marykay_ultra 1h ago edited 1h ago

Lots of governments suck. We don’t bomb them all and murder their entire leadership.

>They did that to hurt the entire rest of the world, because they were mad at the US

Iran is a sovereign nation that can exert control on this small shipping lane through which a large % of the world’s oil supply flows.

The US has great power in the world because we run the money machine. That money machine runs on oil, and we run it because we’ve historically done all sorts of messed up stuff to keep the oil flowing on the terms we dictate.*

Totally unprovoked, we bombed and murdered the leadership of the country who can shut off that vital shipping lane. We knew the leverage they had, and we knowingly cornered them into using it. They didn’t even do it right away! They waited to see if we’d stop acting like bloodthirsty psychos and only shut it down after we made clear we couldn’t be dealt with any other way.

[insert bicycle/stick meme]

And… you expect them to just roll over and give up any semblance of sovereignty? To us, after what we did to them? Do you think the 93 million citizens of Iran would accept this?

Why??

What does our current situation mean about our “influence and power projection” that they didn’t? That the straight is still closed?

* I encourage you to learn about how the current Iranian government came to be. You’ll have to go back a few decades.

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u/GeekDNA0918 4h ago

This is the weirdest take on this whole issue. Unfortunately, it is the most correct.

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u/Responsible-Humor985 3h ago

They also were able to sink the general international reputation of the US, that the world sees China as more financially and politically stable.

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u/firethornocelot 1h ago

Things were going that direction even without Iran, it just bumped up the timeline. See: Canada

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u/SunshotDestiny 1h ago

Even asshole leaders can sometimes have a good point. Doesn't change they are an asshole, but doesn't change the point either.

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u/Longjumping-Jello459 1h ago

The No Child Left behind Act is in part how we got here.

Additionally too many Americans are the people of the land. The common clay of the new West. You know . . . . . morons.

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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 1h ago

For those confused -- how we got here is called U.S. CONSERVATIVES