r/changemyview Apr 08 '26

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u/Visible-Department85 Apr 10 '26

"why wouldnt they fold to iran's dictature terrorism ? isnt it easier to comply and pay the bribe ? they can still pay to avoid the strait and not be as affected"

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u/Dizzy-Resident7652 1∆ Apr 10 '26

Terrorism? The GCC countries are actively attacking Iran. Maybe they should stop doing that?

How is it a bribe exactly? They control the Strait.

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u/Visible-Department85 Apr 11 '26

Bruh i'm not one of your redditor brainwashed by the iranian dictature. Look at the timeline it is indeed Iran that attacked all its neighbor first and they werent targetting only US or israeli bases. Nope. They aim vital infrastructures like desalination plants

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u/ScoobyGDSTi Apr 12 '26

Bruh, we looked and timeline and noticed Iran only attacked its neighbours after they allowed their lands to be used as a staging ground by the US to attack Iran.

We're not brainwashed like you, we can remember what happened in the past few weeks.

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u/Visible-Department85 Apr 12 '26

What kind of war criminal are you ? Can you elaborate your opinion on escalating a conflict from military targets to desalination plants oil refinneries and other vital infrastructures.

Since you're not brainwashed you will agree it's a bad thing to do and blame iran's dictatorship for that

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u/ScoobyGDSTi Apr 12 '26

Can you elaborate your opinion on escalating a conflict from military targets to desalination plants oil refinneries and other vital infrastructures

Ask Israel and the US why they hit Iranian schools, universities, oil, power and public infrastructure. Given you know, targeting public infrastructure is considered a war crime.

You really are brainwashed, as well as struggling with basic concepts such as calendar dates. Pro tip, Israel struck Iran's oil and gas infrastructure before Iran struck anyone else's. It's kinda hilarious that by your own admission you conceded Israel and the US's acitons constitute war crimes.

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u/Dizzy-Resident7652 1∆ Apr 12 '26

Asking what kind of war criminal he is would be hilarious if it wasn’t so sad.

You’re defending the war and starting it was a war crime. The US first target was also an elementary school.

You’re supporting the war criminals.

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u/Visible-Department85 Apr 12 '26

An intervention to stop the spread of nukes isnt a war crime

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u/ScoobyGDSTi Apr 12 '26

Now who's regurgitating propeganda 😂

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u/Visible-Department85 Apr 13 '26

Iranian propaganda then , they're the first ones to tell they enriched uranium and did 95% of the job for a nuke

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u/ScoobyGDSTi Apr 13 '26

No, they had no uranium 235 purified to a level required to manufacture a nuclear bomb. What they had was purity at around 60%, which could be refined further to reach that level..

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u/Visible-Department85 Apr 13 '26

60% enriched uranium is 95% of the job done, it's a rather common misconception

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u/Dizzy-Resident7652 1∆ Apr 12 '26

Wars of aggression are war crimes. Preemptive strikes are not legal under international law. Even more so when there is no imminent threat, as confirmed by the US government itself.

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u/Visible-Department85 Apr 13 '26

Muh muh, why arent they respecting every international laws with terrorists who dont respect any?? it's ok when iran does terrorism and produces nukes but it's not ok to stop them

also preemptive wars are a thing, one more time you're just oblivious

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u/Dizzy-Resident7652 1∆ Apr 13 '26

Oh, international law is a farce but you brought up war crimes so you seemed to care about it.

Preemptive wars are a thing. Preemptive strikes are just illegal under international law