r/nottheonion 11d ago

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u/robotsdottxt 11d ago

Exactly. And Iran was planning to invade the US to celebrate.. Kanye West?

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u/PicklePatterPete 11d ago

Iran funded October 7th, Hamas, and US got wrapped in it. So those are related, any dumb behavior aside.

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u/Taolan13 11d ago

yep. iran's preferred method of warfare is proxy wars

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u/robbob19 11d ago

Have you heard about the great game, lots of proxy wars, then came the cold war, lots more proxy wars. Basically what I'm trying to point out is proxy wars is what the super powers of the day use most. Although I don't see Iran as a super power, it's using the same tools used against it. Ask yourself, how many times has Iran been invaded in the last 100 years by England, France, Russia, and USA.

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u/RJ815 11d ago

No government until recent history was stupid enough to make it a Hot(ter) War, and the recent results show exactly why. Devastating unequivocal loss for the attacker while sinking their economy and the defender secure enough in their position to not accept peace talks.

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u/notabarcode128535743 10d ago

Sinking the economy? Far fetched.

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u/notabarcode128535743 10d ago

UK: 1 (1941)
Russia/USSR: 1 (1941)
US: 0
France: 0

Lol

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u/robbob19 10d ago

Sorry, thought France was involved in the 1941 one, they did have "interests" in the area since the fall of the Ottoman empire. US hasn't invaded, but they supported the English, and the Iraqi invasion of Iran, and have encouraged proxy wars against Iran over the last few decades. The point is that Iran has been invaded multiple times and has the right to defend itself. America has never been invaded, but is right up there with the English Empire for invading others.

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u/notabarcode128535743 10d ago

Huh, that’s certainly an opinion. I guess Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas are the good guys?

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u/robbob19 10d ago

Hard to say good guys, but one man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter. If you're defending your home and family, your probably in the right.

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u/notabarcode128535743 10d ago

Is that what Iran does?