Irrelevant. You used where you came from thinking it afforded you more credibility on the subject (it doesn't). So all I am doing is asking for your perspective on your own doings. Who do you support?

 

Crazy how some people hate the civil liberties enshrined in our constitution when they are exercised by those with whom they disagree.

At the same time you are saying we need to think of the civil liberties of the poor oppressed Iranians.

This is America. The 2nd Amendment shall not be infringed even though you pro-big government loonies try to ignore the constitution.

Maybe we need to put America first instead of playing world police and nation building elsewhere.

But I forgot, you love Israel more than your own country

 

I never said you do not have a Right to protest. But you do not have a Right to violence when you don't get your way.

 

If feasible, yes. Our best chance for early exit. A strike/series of strikes to accomplish that objective. In contrast to regime change fantasies, at least its worth a shot. Any serious move away from sharia police state control over there must detonate from within.

 

I support no more new wars, no more U.S. wars in the ME, a less spent on military and defense, and more invested in our own people inside the 50 states. That’s what I support. And I certainly don’t support any government that exerts so much pressure on US politicians.

 

Wow, just wow. Did you really draw a moral equivalence between 2 isolated very unfortunate un-premeditated deaths with the willful and systematic murder of tens of thousands of their own citizens (30,000 or 50,000, does it really matter)? Really??

NEITHER US citizen 'deserved' what happened. Both were very sad, especially 'the male one'. Extremely unfortunate, bad, horrible. But, you also cannot deny, with any intellectual honesty, that both US incidents involved people illegally inserting themselves into an active and legitimate law enforcement action, nor that both hold a huge dose of responsibility for what happened to themselves. It's not like either one was any kind of innocent bystander, minding their own business.

Yes, many, many videos show Iranians cheering at the IRGC being bombed. Please, please get out of whatever echo chamber you are in. Just google "videos of iranians cheering bombing", and everything that pops up is an example. From BBC, to Youtube, to ABC, to individual IG/FB/X accounts. It's all there for you to see for yourself.

And again, to compare decades of intentional, systematic, state-sponsored terrorism with US military equipment falling into the wrong hands (at the hands of the last administration, obtw), or even some ill-advised small-scale intelligence actions, shows some galactic-level bias.

This is a waste of time.

 

This is ironic, given the events of Jan 6 inside our own country.

 

Irony would be saying that one party deserved it and another didn't when they were effectively doing the same thing. Except no one said that. If you got shot at the capitol, you deserved it.

 

Fair point, and a definite black mark on that side.

 

I fail to see how January 6th is even in the same galaxy as what the Iranian regimes have done to the world since 1978.