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Originally posted by Lemonad The Iranians are one of the most intelligent people in the world...

Come on, that is such a racist comment right there. There are intelligent people in every country. Saying Iranian people are intelligent is like saying black people love watermelon.

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Originally posted by Marc Summers Come on, that is such a racist comment right there. There are intelligent people in every country. Saying Iranian people are intelligent is like saying black people love watermelon.

Ok True, i summarized it badly. I meant to say something to destroy the label many people have put on Iranians as fanatics, and this and that. More like how stupid decisions of government's don't really reflect the nations actual agreement.

It was to say that Iranians are smart and intelligent people (most of them) but it just something that is limited by the government, shouldn't have said "one of", my bad.

But you see that comment you made about my comment being racist is exactly the same as Bush saying Iran is a terrorist nation. Labelling them as something that only a few people might agree on.

You see, Intelligence isn't going to topple these devils off the throne of Iran. When Iran was taken over by the mullahs, they were in a very vulnerable position.

Only the people of Iran can overthrow Iran, but with the belt the government has around peoples necks, i don't think this will happen anytime soon.

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Originally posted by Marc Summers Saying Iranian people are intelligent is like saying black people love watermelon.

yeah...uhh try again.

do you even know the background behind the whole watermelon thing?

HEY EVERYBODY! I THINK SWEDES ARE INTELLIGENT! [waits breathlessly to be labeled a bigot]

edit: you know come to think of it, i think your simile on it's own merits has an arguably racist connotation to it.

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if it's not completely obvious to some of you, labeling other's comments as racist, that it's not already implied there is a difference between Iran's mullahcracy and it's people when the likes of the UN the US and most Western industrialized refer to them, then the academics of a substantial debate are lost.

i've read in many travel books and heard first hand from well travelled people that Iranians are widely known to be the "nicest" and most "generous" people in the world along with the Burmese and Indians. It's a shame that the governments of Myanmar and Iran take advantage of their people

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Originally posted by tathi i've read in many travel books and heard first hand from well travelled people that Iranians are widely known to be the "nicest" and most "generous" people in the world along with the Burmese and Indians.

Eh, they all say that about themselves.

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Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0 Eh, they all say that about themselves.

No, its true. They are very polite and not like the Croations who are aggressive, beligerant, rude, and drunks and greedy and mean and every type of attitude that is associated with the western world.

The mullahs have been in power so long, they're not going to give that up without some kind of fight.
Problem is, it's the Iranian people that should be rightfully doing it and they don't seem to want to or are just happy having a mad-man running the place...(at least that's what the world is seeing).

I hope you're right Lemonad, I really hope the Iranian people do something about their situation themselves before the world is forced to do it for them because of one man.

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Originally posted by Fir3start3r The mullahs have been in power so long, they're not going to give that up without some kind of fight. Problem is, it's the Iranian people that should be rightfully doing it and they don't seem to want to or are just happy having a mad-man running the place...(at least that's what the world is seeing).

The problem is if you go to Iran, and i'm sure you may know this but people are simply afraid of these guys. The government refused to pay people properly and they simple ruin the publics lives, many even hit drugs to calm themselves.

Thats the way this government works, through lies and deceitful measures. It makes the public weak so they can't start another revolution. There are people who oppose the government, but the problem again is that only a small number go against the government, rather than a higher percentage of the country. Those people that oppose the government will get killed or jailed. That's probably why the public don't want interfere anymore, they know the mullah are nuts. I guess as a nation they must stand up to them sooner or later cause i know everyone is literelly sick of them and they keep saying what a mistake it was to bring them in.

Anyways, i dug this up off the internet and it is a verrrry interesting read on the Iran and American relationship, and when it went sour. I recommend it to Iranians aswell if you didn't know the full story. Though it was written in October 2004, it still refers to the nuclear enrichment and all that stuff. Recommended read!

Part 1 - The 1953 Coup

Part 2 - The Shah & the Revolution

Part 3 - The Hostage Crisis

Part 4 - Hostile Relations

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Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0 Eh, they all say that about themselves.

I wouldn't say that about my own country, while most Australians you encounter would be respectful and nice to travellers, from experience, you wouldn't be afforded the same generous hospitality if you travelled through a country like Laos. Iran, Myanmar, and India are notoriously well known for this.

Seeing were on Iran and I do not feeling like starting another topic about Iran.

" - Iran threatened on Tuesday to attack Israel in response to any "evil" act by the United States and said it had enriched uranium to a level close to the maximum compatible with civilian use in power stations." (Courtesy of Reuters)

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That would be a bold move on Iran part. If they do that, the whole world will suffer from that action will pull.

Great way to put everyone at risk.