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Originally Posted by Zayn  You have no idea what you're talking about. Mousawi is as hardline as Ahmadinajad when it comes to Islamic rule. He is not looking for social reforms.
Your Muslim hate is showing--you need to start mentioning freedom and democracy a little more so that you can distract people from the fact that you're anti-Islam.
But, really, thanks for letting Muslims know that you have a solution for them. Surely, they'll heed the advice coming from the Lebanese guy whose country's most influential people are religious figures. |
well Iran did have some social reforms after 2001 and life is much better from the 1980's so i don't see why from whats happening today that could lead to another good step
and no im not Anti-Islam my family are Muslims my friends are Muslims...
but yes politically im against Islam to the death and i don't see any problem with that
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Originally Posted by Zayn Yes, because Iranians in the diaspora really represent the actual sentiments of people in Iran. You're really disappointing me. Many of the Iranians in the diaspora left Iran after the fall of the Shah, you don't think there's a coincidence, do you?
This guy's logic: I've spoken to Iranians who hate Islam, so that means all Iranians hate Islam.
Nevermind the fact that Mousawi is not looking to take down the Ayatallah. |
well im sure there are plenty of Iranian who support this brutal regime and force other people to live their way and im sure many iranian also 3am yetra7amou 3ala iyem the dictator Shah if people does not want change you would not see them out on the streets today forget about Mousavi and who he is im talking about the people and there is big difference!
there are 2 types of Iranian people and both sides are not small!