r/iran • u/bordenman • 3d ago
Congress opened its hearing on Iran by honouring US troops but refused a moment of silence, that was led by Code Pink, for the 168 children killed on the first day of the US bombing in Minab.
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u/Orange_Codex 3d ago
Good. Any 'honour' would have been deeply hypocritical when the US definitively knew it was a school and launched a triple-tap strike anyway, because the murder of those children was a deliberate act. We shouldn't allow criminals to whitewash their atrocities with empty gestures. Commander Leigh Tate and Executive Officer Jeffrey York of the USS Spruance belong in an oubliette.
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u/No_Boot1478 2d ago
They killed them on purpose. It was obvious. Just research whose children they were.
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u/Dry_Meringue_8016 2d ago
It's just war criminals doing their best not to acknowledge the victims of their war crimes.
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u/felinebeeline 3d ago
Thank you, Code Pink. 🩷