It’s not quite the “fell for it again” award. It’s the “duped because I’m ignorant about history” award. Even if you are against Khamenei and the cleric class of leaders, the Americans are not, and never will be, your friends.
I mean… My dad who passed and his brother who is very much alive moved tot the US from Iran in 1968 and served in Vietnam in the Engineering corps and lived through American interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan. My Mom’s family are Iraqi lol
I love teh-rump
My diaspora family are saying the same.
It is mind boggling how people can think anything good can happen from US military intervention after so many counter examples.
It’s not quite the “fell for it again” award. It’s the “duped because I’m ignorant about history” award. Even if you are against Khamenei and the cleric class of leaders, the Americans are not, and never will be, your friends.
I mean… My dad who passed and his brother who is very much alive moved tot the US from Iran in 1968 and served in Vietnam in the Engineering corps and lived through American interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan. My Mom’s family are Iraqi lol
So they’re from the “America is the land of milk and honey, where there is endless opportunity, and dreams can come true” generation of migrants.
My own family is the same, but the illusion has been shattered for them over the last several years.
Crazy how you use the word serving. It is not serving , it is participating in Illegal wars
While I agree with your intent English isn’t my primary spoken language at the moment and I’m falling back on the colloquial language I know lol
Even american use the word serve.
Serve the capitalist agenda
I’d be curious of any diaspora differences. How would a Swedish Irani expat’s opinions differ from an Irani from Teh-ronto or Tehr-angeles?
Is that a star trek reference?
Not to my knowledge or intention.