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Iran’s own figures state 95% Shia, but that’s imposed by an authoritarian dictatorship.

Regardless, they were historically filthy casuals in worshipfulness, hence all the classic pictures of Iranians looking like normal people. So, there’s an untested variable here, of how deeply Shia they are, and for at least my own entire life there has been constant pushback. Like I remember a story from the late eighties or early nineties that a lot of Iranian teenagers were getting in trouble for wearing Metallica t shirts and things like that.

So aside from even the issue of the depth of their religiosity is a lifetime’s worth of knowing they aren’t content to be oppressed into robe-wearing servility like some isis slaves
Yeah so here’s an ai overview, this is too out of date to expect to find articles about anymore but I present you with:
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And so much to the point that as recently as 2016 they were trying to get Metallica to come play in Iran
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I swear, it hits me in the feels how but for the grace of god there could be I
 
How is everyone in TES taking it? or leftists in general? are they realizing that they should be happy we're helping to liberate a actual dictatorship?
Unrelated, but my assessment of them being a colony of Bluesky users was correct when they began actually defending troons as being not so bad - vis-a-vis being a small percentage of the population and normies were seemingly tired of them being focused on.

They actually deluded themselves into defending troonacy. My lord.
 
A non Muslim government in Iran wouldn't last long without some form of active intervention. Most realistic option would be a sunni government thats at least friendly to the west.
I'm curious what you know that gives you this impression. Because while Iran reported that the country was >99% Muslim/Islamic they leave out the part where not worshiping Islam is illegal and punishable by death. Independent groups have run open polls and find between 38-50% of the population don't identify with any religion or are atheist, which they'll never admit to the Iranian government. I believe part of the reason they wanted regime change was because they didn't want to live in a theocracy, specifically an Islamic one. So why would they install a new one right after toppling the one they hated? Why would they be burning down mosques now, if they want to return to this again? @Catch The Rainbow, thoughts on the chances of a secular government in Iran after the current regime is cleared out?

One of the independent groups who I pulled polling data from is GAMAAN.
 
Either way, the most realistic scenario is a moderate Muslim government that is friendly to the west and western ideals. I don't see a Christian or secular government existing in a country that's 99% Muslim.
Their problem isn't the religious fundamentalism when historically them being a Shia center was tied to Persian/Iranian identity as distinct from Arab identity. Idk if you can really quantify a "moderate Muslim government that is friendly to the west and western ideals" beyond buzzwords tbh. Are you talking about a government like Syria? Egypt? Jordan? UAE? All the supposedly "secular" or "democratic" models in MENA all face huge issues with youth unemployment, population density, marriage traditions (dowry costs too much for young guys), etc.
 
I'm curious what you know that gives you this impression. Because while Iran reported that the country was >99% Muslim/Islamic they leave out the part where not worshiping Islam is illegal and punishable by death. Independent groups have run open polls and find between 38-50% of the population don't identify with any religion or are atheist, which they'll never admit to the Iranian government. I believe part of the reason they wanted regime change was because they didn't want to live in a theocracy, specifically an Islamic one. So why would they install a new one right after toppling the one they hated? Why would they be burning down mosques now, if they want to return to this again? @Catch The Rainbow, thoughts on the chances of a secular government in Iran after the current regime is cleared out?

One of the independent groups who I pulled polling data from is GAMAAN.
Maybe the name retrodogkiller is an allusion to the Islamic practice
 
Unrelated, but my assessment of them being a colony of Bluesky users was correct when they began actually defending troons as being not so bad - vis-a-vis being a small percentage of the population and normies were seemingly tired of them being focused on.

They actually deluded themselves into defending troonacy. My lord.
Were they saying some trannies? or all of them? one is discernment, the other is madness
 
Were they saying some trannies? or all of them? one is discernment, the other is madness
I'll double-check, it's probably several pages behind by now and I just was skimming to see what TES's thread was like. Basically, it was a generalized "why are we still focusing on them as a scapegoat? They're such a tiny population."

Then again - I saw one of them way before, during roughly a bit after Null's visit, actually talking why we're so opposed to the infinity jeets and spics since they were TOTALLY MERELY coming for a better life, and shouldn't Whites be welcoming with open arms since we heckin' genociderino'd the Amerindians and so have no room to talk?
 
The thing is, if it were all in a vacuum and not connected to any other geopolitical engineering then great, whatever, let’s save some money and some lives.

But again, this isn’t about Iran, it’s about their status as a Chinese gas station and the Chinese plan to topple America

If we set the board well enough, if we make it all uphill for them, China might be dissuaded from going full faggot
 
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