comment: >
  
  I see, half truths as usual
context: I'm not a terrorist, you're a terrorist! >
  
  The goddamn rubber-glue clause. Those bastards! >
  
  Actually, due to aforementioned clause, it's us bastards. >
  
  owwww it's like primary school. >
  
  Kindergarten more likely. >
  
  Implications of the designation other than headline in local propaganda being ? >
  
  It means iran and their allies will sanction the hell out of European armies. Block trade with anyone in their military, forbid them from traveling to iran... a truly devastating blow that I am sure the european armies will never recover from >
  
  I think if European military personnel really wanted to go to Iran then they will go to Iran. >
  
  Oh no!
  Anyway... >
  
  Iran: Europe, why do you make me do bad things? Same as russian rethoric. >
  
  Literally the “I know you are, but what am I?” Defense… >
  
  no u >
  
  Then Europe can attack Iran and it isn’t an invasion it’s just terrorism! >
  
  And what are they going to do about all of these "Terror Groups" then eh? >
  
  These ‘listings’ are for internal audiences mostly. >
  
  Oh no.  All of the  ones of Europeans that want to retire in Iran, and send their kids to get educated in Iran, and want to have Iran be a huge part of their businesses will be sooo upset? >
  
  I mean, if their revolution is successful it looks like a great place for mountain biking and Downhill MTB. It might be a great place to retire. Certainly not with crazy islamic fascists though. >
  
  Oh no...anyway. >
  
  And the consequences of this will be..... nothing. Because most European armies, and the people in them, don’t depend on Iran in any way and couldn’t give two fucks about what those terrorists have to say. >
  
  Pettiest thing I’ve ever seen >
  
  "We are rubber you are glue." - Iran >
  
  Ah, the classic "no u" >
  
  
  The IRGC eliminated global threats of Daesh
  
  Is that true?
  EDIT: Downvotes for real question, lovely Reddit. >
  
  The IRGC was certainly present in Iraq to defend their allies against ISIS.
  However, they are also close allies to other widely recognized terrorist organizations (Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis), aid in safe-harboring Al-Qaeda leaders in Tehran, and routinely threaten maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz.
  Basically, they fought against one terrorist organization while constantly allying themselves to many other terrorist organizations.