Quote from: SredniVashtar on June 12, 2018, 12:38:39 PM
You see, this is what the left understands and the right doesn't. You can take power, even in very tough regimes, but it takes discipline, courage and intelligence. And, most importantly, organisation. They already had one go in Iran. They're not only young in Iran, they are also highly educated. Things will change, you just have to be patient. The only way it won't is if you bomb them and turn them against the west.
I like the open borders idea, though. I'm obviously getting through to you.
Well, let's see, they took power in 1979, and mostly what they've done since is grow their regional terror organizations. We're going on 40 years, how long, exactly, will it take for the ''young'' to grow up and take power?
No one is advocating bombing Iran. The sanctions left the future of the regime very much in doubt, until Obama illegally declared them over. A colossal failure and betrayal on his part. So much for ''the left understanding something the right doesn't''.
I agree the young educated population in Iran is strongly anti-regime. It's a delicate balancing act trying to assist them without that being used against them by the current government. I'm not so sure destroying their nuclear facilities is going to permanently set the anti-regime population against us. Even so, our interest there is the removal of the nuclear threat, not the makeup of the government