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I was so upset about this shit when this happened! It's not like these people were putting themselves in harms way by taking a routine commercial flight. But just like that, you have to explain to the kids that mommy or daddy is dead because someone made an oopsie and blew them out of the sky. 
If anyone recalls, Iran at first just tried outright denying it, true to the regimes nature. After unmistakable video footage surfaced afterwards, they caved in and said yeah that sucks man, oh well. Which was a surprise, as they'll typically just vehemently deny what's right in front of them. 
I fully support these protests, but I really hope these people won't think they'll ever see any sort of justice after what we've seen this demented abomination of a government do to its own people. The country is run by a gang of violent, sociopathic incels. It would be wishful thinking that they'd try to make amends for anything.
Finally, this needs to be more visible. There are massive protests in every city in Iran right now to change the regime and the regime keeps murdering and torturing people. And the people keep coming out in greater numbers because they have nothing left to lose. It needs more support and coverage.
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