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  But what will the UK actually do? sanctions are maxed out and did nothing to help so what next? No way they will be invaded to help with 'regime change' as Iran military is too vast and the cost to fight would be astronomical. We going to light up a monument is some colours to show solidarity and offer thoughts and prayers?
context: We need tougher measures. The ongoing revolution needs international recognition and help. r/NewIran >
  
  Yes, we should send weapons to the revolutionaries.  That barbaric regime needs to be overthrown. >
  
  i think it's better if we support SDF since they are stuck between 2 authoritarian regimes. >
  
  If you're an Iranian dual-national (and you technically are if you're the first generation born to an Iranian father even if you were born in another country) don't fucking go to Iran. Stay the fuck out. You're nothing more than a potential hostage. >
  
  Executing a British national was a big mistake. Iran can kill their own people and most will look away but when they start to kill non Iranians it will draw a response >
  
  He was Iranian by birth and lived there most of his life. That he held British citizenship doesn't change that. He was an Iranian citizen and as such subject to their absurd and arbitrary and cruel and inhumane laws.