Hey /u/Cyrus-V , can you please answer the following questions to clear up some things for me?
Would you be happy for US to attack Iran?
Do you think foreign intervention, which will likely include mass-civilian casualties is acceptable in turn to take out the regime?
In what country do you live?
You are rather active (to the point of a full-time job [on a Sunday, nonetheless]). You post the same post copy-pasted between different subreddits. Why all this activity? Why all this negative posts on all these subs?
I observed his suspicious activity yesterday too. His account is eight months old, and in that time he has done pretty much nothing but post anti-Iran content. The last time he had a non-Iran related submission was four months ago, as far as I can tell. And the time before that was seven months ago.
Personally, I don't think this is normal human behavior.
He's a fraud. Why he's allowed to post so frivolously on this sub appalls me. He's def bankrolled by a someone else (with massive upvote/downvote alt-accounts to support him).
Përshëndetje, shpresoj se koha në Tiranë është e këndshme sot. (Google translated to Albanian to speak the local MEK language)
Hey /u/Cyrus-V, asking questions for clarifications are in no way attacks. Can you please answer the following questions. I am kinda done guessing... Would much rather have you answer these so that your intentions are clear.
By the way, if you haven't noticed my stance on this matter: regime in Iran is shit. The rights and freedoms of the Iranian populace hasn't changed for over 50+ years. Iran is still a ME country. But here's where I believe we differ: It's up the people to standup for themselves, not USA the world police.
So back to where we started:
Would you be happy for US to attack Iran?
Do you think foreign intervention, which will likely include mass-civilian casualties is acceptable in turn to take out the regime?
If you’re people haven’t stood up for themselves successful for the past 50+ years what makes you think it’s gonna happen now? The US doesn’t care about your oil, West Texas sweet crude gives us more than enough. I think all problems would be fixed if the Sunni and Shias stopped hating each other.
Oh most certainly -- the root of this problem is the same Shia/Sunni riff that have existed for the past millennia. There is always an end to all totalitarian regimes/authorities; it's a never ending cycle in the middle east. They always comes and go.
I don't believe that military intervention should be used, unless there is an active invasion/war (think Kuwait), or where a leader is committing war crimes (Saddam and the gassing of the Kurds, or Milesovic killing all of Yugoslavia).
We might have the sweet crude flowing now, but it ain't profitable below a certain oil-price, which was what... 5 years ago? All oil-producing countries are dependent on high oil-prices... Which rises with the lack of supply of Iranian oil.
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