Anonymous #1 4w

operation epic fury is a real documented thing that has happened and is happening. this was just one article out of dozens that i could’ve used as an example, let alone our administrations own confirmation of the strikes. no one is being saved here

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Anonymous OP 4w

I didn’t say Operation Epic Fury never happened, did I? But Iran “oh they bombed an elementary school, how sad!” Same people who’ve been killing their own people and now tore up about it? Same people that wanna give women nothing and now they’re so tore up over a girl’s school? There’s various accounts coming out I’ve heard in the last few hours and I’m not taking the first headline and running with it just because I don’t like an administration.

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Anonymous #1 4w

even if that isn’t true, the united states is not a savior. the regime that the iranian people endure under is beyond horrific, but getting bombed by the US and israel throughout the next week is an international crime with an insane amount of collateral

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Anonymous OP 4w

There’s interest in just about any decision made. I’m not saying that it’s done as a pure act of kindness with no reciprocation either, I’m not that foolish. I am glad we agree on that—the regime is AWFUL. But these people have some hope after 47 years. They’ve witnessed enough destruction and desecration I would think. Collateral is awful and it’s a terrible byproduct of war, of course, but you’re suggesting blanket bombing when it’s precision bombing tactics through the next week or so

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Anonymous #1 4w

a BOMB on CIVILIANS was NEVER going to be the thing this country needed to escape this regime.

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Anonymous OP 4w

But neither am I so stupid to think that precision bombing is 100% accurate. There are expected casualties as is expected of ANY warfare no matter how good the technology seems. But the choices between sitting back and watching the Ayatollah having continued his reign against the people, or assist in the Iranian liberation with some degree of expected reciprocation for our military aid is what was made

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Anonymous #1 4w

there is no kindness in this foreign intervention. the same administration that closes the epstein case early with the same president who raped and killed young girls does not suddenly care about women’s rights in the middle east. none of this is a benevolent act

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Anonymous #1 4w

so what’s the tactical decision making behind bombing a girls school. how does that give the women of iran hope. the iranian regime is awful but the us and israel are treating women and girls as collateral for ??? some reason you seem very interested in defending

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Anonymous #3 4w

Awesome. So notice how I said I’ve seen conflicting reports, so I’m not basing any judgment off he said—he said? I am deeply sorry I try and base decisions off of facts and not immediate emotion when dealing with international and domestic reports.

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Anonymous #1 4w

i dont even know how to respond to the level of apathy you have for people getting dismembered and blown apart by a foreign power who has never done anything to help them before. “we’re helping them” is war propaganda that has been used countless times in the past century and is terrifying to see how many people still believe it

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Anonymous #1 4w

you're hopeless and fucking stupid

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Anonymous #2 4w

Okay? Thank you

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Anonymous OP 4w

Okay

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Anonymous #1 4w

…what facts are you even presenting? that iran is terrible to women so bombing is justified? that’s not a fact that’s just YOUR take on the situation. also jesus christ if you’re so uncomfortable with seeing women get emotional when little girls have been killed for absolutely no reason, with no sense of how this is helping ANYONE, much less iranian women, i really don’t know what to say to you

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Anonymous #3 4w

also delusional for her to think that the us and israel did this to help the ppl of iran

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Anonymous #2 4w

yup. whatever the outcome of this nightmare is, the iranian people will be the ones left to pick up the pieces alone

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