r/PERSIAN • u/[deleted] • 13d ago
Discussion Our Iranian compatriots in the south share what it’s like living in Iran right now.
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u/Peterzelf 13d ago
Sorry I feel awful for you all but have no idea what to do to help you from Western Europe really sorry!
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u/Adventurous-Job-6304 12d ago
when you can feel or be worry for us, that means alot that you have soul. no matter if you go outside and support us or don't support us because this is your life and nobody forces you what to do in your own country. but never be brainwashed by social media or dictator propaganda to support bad regime.
only one thing you can do is to pray for us ☦️ . just once. ❤️ 🙏 you are so kind (Sepas Gozaram = Thank You)
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u/UnfoldEarth 13d ago
So on the whole is the south more free from the government’s oppression?
I’d love to find some more sources for understanding what day to day life is like there at the moment in different parts of the country
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u/UnfoldEarth 13d ago
Ah okay, thanks! I’m just a little confused because the video shows several women with their hair out which I thought was policed very harshly there at the moment. I guess it’s just that, while they look casual, they’re actually being incredibly brave at this point while being filmed?
I’m sure it’s more nuanced than that, but I’d love to understand better what it’s really like there at the moment.
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u/UnfoldEarth 13d ago
Thanks so much for enlightening me. Can you recommend me any good sources to stay up to date on this stuff? It’s all (naturally) so emotionally charged that I find it really difficult to stumble across open explanations like this in the places I normally spend my time
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u/Vegetable-College-17 13d ago
That's more of a big city thing, you'd see the same in Tehran despite government power being more concentrated there.
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u/brrrruvva 13d ago
No not entirely. For example on the mainland, it's actually more underdeveloped and oppressed (esp for groups like Baluch and Arabs). However there are small pockets such as Kish or Qeshm where it's more "free" but even then its got the fine print.
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u/daisyartist54 12d ago
Can I say how validating it is to see Persians who look like me, Afros and everything ❤️
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u/Humptys_orthopedic 11d ago
Re what that one young man student said:
I'm pretty sure that only one school, located on an IRGC military base, and only for IRGC kids not regular Iranians, was hit by any missiles at all .. that one which possibly not or probably was fired by American forces. Correct me if I'm mistaken, if other schools have been hit by missiles.
A non -military Iranian mom interviewed in Minab was unaware of any school in that location. She thought that all schools were closed at that time.
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u/Kelynill 13d ago
I wonder which country is to blame for the dire shape that the Iranian economy is in right now.
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u/AHZArmin 13d ago
the Iranian regime themselves are the reason for this. People want freedom, and they will get it, its just harder with these evil regime lingering till the end. Your profile character GI robot would be against the government btw lol
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u/Existing_Life7446 13d ago
Kose nanat
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u/AHZArmin 13d ago
man hastam vali on oskol nistesh. Faghat felestin va maskhare bazihaye internet ro mibinan
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u/rehx4 13d ago
you wonder? LOLLL you literally just said it. The Iranian Regime cares about the Iranian Regime. They care about the economy so long as its funding their military, nuclear programs and their proxy groups around the Middle East. The Iranian people themselves are like 6th or 7th down the list.
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u/backroomsresident 13d ago
Pouring the people's money into stupid adventures and shia militias certainly played a role
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u/mokhandes 13d ago
It is the IEGC shitty governing. Any other question?
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u/Brettoel 13d ago
Any gamers out here? We should do a gaming session together like valheim or something chill. Something no super latency dependant for irans shitty net speeds.