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YouCantGoToPigfarts t1_iujpqkg wrote
I'm sure these trials will be fair and unbiased
Technical_Airline205 t1_iujq8oo wrote
How to start a revolution in 3 easy steps.
Cerealllllls t1_iujqbq5 wrote
I am sure this will make the protestors give up and not make matters worse /S
Jintokunogekido t1_iujqkaa wrote
Dictators hate this one simple trick!
anon902503 t1_iujqzkn wrote
Yeah, this does not seem like a smart move.
ProperWeight2624 t1_iujv8wp wrote
So, public execution for 2000?
bhuddistchipmonk t1_iujw3pv wrote
If I was a protestor, this would just motivate me more because I knew 2000 of my comrades needed me to keep fighting or they’d never get free.
FYoCouchEddie t1_iujxpue wrote
Sadly, it will be very difficult for it to turn into a real revolution unless part of the army switches sides or western countries are able to arm the protesters. The regime knows it’s fighting for its life. They used to mock the Shah for stepping down semi-voluntarily; they won’t do the same thing.
r0ndy t1_iujyo9u wrote
Yeup! Though those events could turn to riots I'd think
spidersinterweb t1_iuk1xgh wrote
Plus a bunch of those killed have been Kurds or other minorities, so there's a chance the regime can at least partially polarize this on the basis of ethnicity in order to (somewhat) reduce opposition - minority rights and potential secession tends not to be popular even with more reform minded Iranians iirc
But idk. Hopefully I'm wrong, hopefully revolution occurs and succeeds, hopefully Iran ends up a free and democratic country while also giving freedom and independence to the Kurds and other oppressed minorities in the country
applehead1776 t1_iuk7kd0 wrote
Not at all for show or intimidation purposes.
Fyremane0 t1_iujp0qb wrote
Followed by public punishment and public executions