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Yeah, so far the regime is acting with near impunity as far as I can tell, sure people are upset about the bullshit political arrests and huge number of executions, and parents are devastated by their kids being murdered by the regime, but none of the leaders of the regime, even at the local level, are being murdered in return.
Civil protest and burning property are not going to remove the tyrannical totalitarian leaders of their Islamic fascist state.  It will have to be a full revolution where the palaces of the mullahs are stormed and the thugs thrown in jail or killed for the Islamic fascist regime to leave power.
I fully support the people of Iran doing the latter, but so far all I see for a while now is the former, same as has been done in previous years over and over and never with any actual change.
I think momentum is with the people now but now also is the time to step it up and make it happen.
Love seeing these Iranians fight back. >

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Government sponsored billboards are a crappy idea anyway. WTF you selling? >

Propaganda >

you sonofabitch i'm in! >

Your enthusiasm convinced me, too! >

And my ass! >

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2 min read. At least a dozen cities across Iran were again the scene of overnight protests, as the Islamic Republic is marking the 44th anniversary of the revolution that brought the country's clerical rulers to power.
Defying a brutal crackdown by security forces on more than four months of nationwide protests, hundreds of angry demonstrators took to the streets late on February 6, chanting slogans against the country's leadership and setting fire to billboards that had been installed for the 10-day commemorations of the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
In Sanandaj, the capital of Kurdistan province, protesters blocked a main road leading to the city's prison and a base of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.


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Good. Marg bar diktator! >

1979 the darkness that came to Persia. >

Sniff, sniff* who's burning shit. >

the smell of mothballs, ointment, and a really dusty heater cranked to max >

When are they going to start burning the monsters currently in charge?