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Dionys5 months ago

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Probably true. Maybe the UN or US should step in, or maybe we should let countries decide their own fate and allow for the fomentation of a revolt.

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    Dionys5 months ago
    
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    "I wonder why liberals always apply that line of thought to Iran but are all too willing to tell Israel or, say, Honduras, how they prefer things to be."
    
    Because Israel is presented as a democracy and moral leader in the world by the GOP and ultra-nationalists while Iran is recognized by most as a totalitarian nation. Nations heralded as good examples shouldn't engage in intentional genocide, the building of ghettos or target women and children while claiming the moral high road.
    
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