So as long as America stays out of the war you fine with it?
What does it mean every country has their own culture? What if my culture is to destroy other countries? There is inconsistency in your moral relativism
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Yes as long as America stays out of it I’m fine with it. France is different from England. England is different from Italy and so on. Each country has their own laws and culture. If the people of Iran are ok with what their government does to them who are you interfere? I draw the line at getting other countries to do your bidding.
A. They are not ok with that 🤦♂️
B. Why you draw the line there?
They haven’t overthrown their government, so they have some kind of support.
I just want America to deal with our problems instead of worrying about the rest of the world for once.
Yeah. Me too. But is it not reasonable to be disturbed from anti-west theocratical regime developing nukes?
North Korea has nukes, so does Pakistan and India. I don’t see Iran nuking land Palestinians claim a right to or nuking Jerusalem. Iran wants a nuke to ensure they can never be overthrown.
Having a nuke ensure regime stability nothing more. NK is still standing for this very reason and they kill their own citizens with impunity. Nobody cares about that.. maybe you should question why you care so much?
yes vincent why do you care about Iran so much? You're in here all day everyday about it. What about the countries he mentioned with nukes and anti-west rhetoric? not to mention China and Russia, the kings of anti-west rhetoric and MASSIVE nuclear arsenals. This has been my point from the start - Iran having a nuke is no different than most of the other nations with nukes. Hell it's less dangerous than half the nations with nukes. And that is so obvious that it makes me smell bullshit when people cry "we can't let Iran have a nuke!" there are ulterior motives that aren't being disclosed
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> What if my culture is to destroy other countries
You are perfectly describing the culture of Israel and I can prove it: https://youtu.be/e1h5kshVfAM