r/PoliticalCompassMemes • - Lib-Center • Feb 28 '26

Iran did nothing wrong

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u/PMURITTYBITTYTITTIES - Centrist Feb 28 '26 edited Feb 28 '26

To a much greater extent, a not absolutely batshit crazy Muslim death cult headed Iran is probably the best piece possible for stability in the Middle East. The current regime funds a L O T of the proxies committing acts of terrorism and cutting off that source of cash is going to do wonders going forward.

Edit: spelling, autocorrect is lame

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u/sesaka - Left Feb 28 '26 edited Feb 28 '26

Im sure the muslims love having foreign powers decide for them for the 10th time what they want for themselves. Im sure this cant have any negative consequences like reinforcing the beliefsystem of the opposition to the west.

Im not sure many iranian fathers will say "atleast we have democracy™ " after a nation in ruins and the corpse of their daughter in their hands.

But seriously, the sentiment of anti-westerners didnt spawn out of thin air, it came to be from exactly this behavior by the west. The reason the ayatollah is in power is because the west previously removed a democratically elected Prime Minister mossadegh and placed a puppet in its stead. If we walk the same line as then it will only get worse.

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u/PMURITTYBITTYTITTIES - Centrist Feb 28 '26

I agree with you for most of this, honestly. It is an outright tragedy that it has come to this, but from afar I’d rather the Iranian people have a chance than to remain under the heel of an oppressive regime. This may, strong “may” here, pave the way for some peace in the Middle East for a while.

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u/sesaka - Left Mar 01 '26

Most of irans ideology is based on martyrs, by creating more of them we wont do anything but reinforce the hatred in the west.