Protests in Tehran Iran
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- GeorgesII0
this is not going to end up well at all,
I'm deeply saddened by what I wish I hadn't seen this past few hours but I know deep down inside me that it isn't going to end well.
seeing someone die live on tape is trully gruesome but if you change the geographic location, you will see that some will find a way to laugh at human despair (*points at titanic tribute in potd thread),
Technology has allowed us to be connected but it should be taken with a grain of salt like everything in life,
I'm scared for iranians because I know they truly want freedom but once the battle starts it may light a fire that will be hard to estinguish, maybe the outcome will be positive this time :)
I'm ranting here because its only been 2 years since my own country signed a "peace" declaration, we got lucky though, the war only lasted 6 years, I was scared for my owns and we did lost some of our relatives in it, but the thing that pissed me off most was the propaganda used by western media to demonise us, they even went as low as to mix images from diverse african nations (you know we're black, nobody will see the difference..)I'm reading all the informations posted here and I let it sip in before posting because I know I'll sound like some crazy guy, I just want to warn everyone to be very couscious with what they post, its never good to blow on a fire that will be extinguished by others live.
Mirpour thanks for posting that,
my prayers go to the entire Iranian population