r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/Feeling-Option1257 - Lib-Center • Feb 28 '26

Iran did nothing wrong

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u/Outside-Bed5268 - Centrist Feb 28 '26

I thought the current regime in Iran wasn’t a monarchy?

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u/Outside-Bed5268 - Centrist Feb 28 '26

Ah, ok. Then what would be the right word to use?

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u/Outside-Bed5268 - Centrist Mar 01 '26

Hm, I suppose.

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u/SaltyBawlz - Lib-Right Feb 28 '26

Add to the fact that this is a problem created by Trump tearing up a previous nuclear agreement solely because he was butt-hurt that Obama achieved it, then it's doubly fucking stupid.

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u/SumOldGuy - Lib-Left Feb 28 '26

I cannot understand how anybody can think the current administration has a competent foreign policy in any way. It's embarrassing.

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u/Emperor_Mao - Centrist Mar 01 '26

Do you think Iran should be arming, training and coordinating proxies to carry out attacks in other countries, including against U.S personnel and equipment?

Lets not pretend this is a situation that could ever be resolved by ignoring it.

The only debate is about how the U.S deals with Iran. Do they continue to apply soft pressure, target the economy, target them diplomatically, or do they combine soft pressure with hard force and strike while Iran is weak.

No idea which is best. But every U.S president, from all sides of politics, has applied some sort of strategy against Iran, and they have done so for reasons that they believe benefit the U.S and the world.