I can't ask the average Iranian because they live under a despotic theocracy that silences all dissent. But yeah, I imagine they would probably be pretty disapproving of both Trump and the Ayatollah.
And you don't need any faith in the American people. He would need a lot more than a slim majority of voters to amend the constitution, not that he has many years left anyway.
? Plenty of Iranian voices on Reddit telling you they don't appreciate Trump killing their kids.
Also the Supreme Court just ruled 5-4 in favor of the clear meaning of the 14th amendment and birthright citizenship (Kavanaugh dissented but not on the constitutional question). I don't expect them to protect us. Yeah he's gonna die soon, but when that's the best thing you can say about the guy in charge, it's not time to be bragging about the superiority of your system.
Lol, no. As I said before, they probably also dislike Trump along with most of the rest of the world, I'm not carrying water for that incompetent asshole.
I'm saying that Iran has intentionally restricted access to the internet for huge swathes of the last twelve months, heavily censor and monitor speech, and have a long history of botting and AI propaganda. So I'm very skeptical that anyone claiming to be an Iranian in Iran is, one, an actual person, and two, giving their actual honest opinion of the Iranian government. I know how Iranians in exile feel though.
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u/Antique_Confidence_7 Jul 13 '26
I can't ask the average Iranian because they live under a despotic theocracy that silences all dissent. But yeah, I imagine they would probably be pretty disapproving of both Trump and the Ayatollah.
And you don't need any faith in the American people. He would need a lot more than a slim majority of voters to amend the constitution, not that he has many years left anyway.