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  • Pedare Parsa
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    زن زندگی آزادی

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  • Iran_19
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    این جاکش مهران رجبی رو بببنید


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  • a_m
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    Instead of criticizing the Team Melli players we should be criticizing these clowns …


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  • DR Strangemoosh
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    i don't think many/any people here want TM to be banned from the world cup.

    I can't speak for anyone else, but I'm just worried about the lack of empathy here towards someone like Hamed Esmaeelion.

    I hope to see TM play in November/December in the context of a free Iran

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  • mahestan
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    Originally posted by The View Post
    Can someone point to me video of protestors in Iran chanting slogans against Team Melli?

    Because to me it seems like that this boycotting TM none sense is something only diaspora Iranians seem to be obsessed with.

    To me it seem like this is another thing in a long list of things (Sanctions, some unelected chubby guy from L.A ruling them, etc...) diaspora Iranians claim people in Iran want, which they don't.
    My thoughts exactly. Amazing how against Iran some of the diaspora are. Getting FIFA to ban TM is only going to strengthen the government and turn Iran more and more into a hermit nation. This is something the Iranian public, in Iran need to decide. If TM players decide they don’t want to play and make a stand, it’s up to them. No one from outside of Iran should be banging the drums and trying to get TM banned.

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  • The
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    Can someone point to me video of protestors in Iran chanting slogans against Team Melli?

    Because to me it seems like that this boycotting TM none sense is something only diaspora Iranians seem to be obsessed with.

    To me it seem like this is another thing in a long list of things (Sanctions, some unelected chubby guy from L.A ruling them, etc...) diaspora Iranians claim people in Iran want, which they don't.

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  • mahestan
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    Originally posted by legofish View Post
    First, there’s such a thing as momentum. People are out on the street and need help NOW and need ALL the support they can get, right now, not next week, not next month, not in 2 months.
    Second, if the security situation for the freaking Austrian friendly camp was so severe that players couldn’t even post a message on their social media, what makes you think it will be better during the World Cup? If they have to IR will confiscate all devices and station a guard outside each players room.
    Convincing TM to boycott or refuse to go to WC won’t do anything. Convince the Artesh to come out of their barracks and bases to protect the public. Anything else isn’t going to have any effect. It’s going to be the 2009 green movement all over again.

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  • DR Strangemoosh
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    Originally posted by legofish View Post
    First, there’s such a thing as momentum. People are out on the street and need help NOW and need ALL the support they can get, right now, not next week, not next month, not in 2 months.
    Second, if the security situation for the freaking Austrian friendly camp was so severe that players couldn’t even post a message on their social media, what makes you think it will be better during the World Cup? If they have to IR will confiscate all devices and station a guard outside each players room.
    I think it's worth observing the views of the members who were angry and calling names about a guy who lost his entire family, in this thread:



    Still a low point for PFDC imho, together with the anger against Iranian medics here at the beginning of pandemic.

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  • O-ZoNe
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    Originally posted by taremiscores View Post
    It was a technical question, sometimes reply to post would work (like now), and sometimes it didn't. We are on the same side man. You misread. No hate here.
    Hmmmmm sure doesn't seem we are on the same page. But I apologize since you clarified it as a technical question.

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  • taremiscores
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    Originally posted by O-ZoNe View Post
    Use the ignore feature

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    It was a technical question, sometimes reply to post would work (like now), and sometimes it didn't. We are on the same side man. You misread. No hate here.

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  • O-ZoNe
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    Originally posted by taremiscores View Post
    Anyone else having a hard time replying to someone's post?
    Use the ignore feature Essi explained it well enough. Better than risking a ban like Tehranto or Leicester City. Man we got fn extremist keyboard warriors everywhere. Thinking democracy by shaming and attacking hamvatans is the answer. Sobh bekheir this is exactly what the protesters don't want!

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  • taremiscores
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    Anyone else having a hard time replying to someone's post?

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  • O-ZoNe
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    Originally posted by taremiscores View Post
    Iran already has the extremist form of McCarthyism already. Sobh bekhair!

    Shaming people is 100% what we should be doing. The criminals should be tried and those who publicly supported IR should be shamed - and boycotted if need me i.e. actors shouldn't be given jobs etc. Nothing wrong with this approach!
    Lol ya there is. Since when does 2 wrongs make a right?

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  • taremiscores
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    Originally posted by O-ZoNe View Post
    You want to bring Mcarthyism to Iran.. all the power to you. This black-and-white approach is working for some all over the globe. But every extremist action will have a reaction. Shaming people is exactly what the protests are partly about. "My hair, my body, my freedom...stop shaming me". Now you feel shaming is the answer?

    Lol you are clueless. Just another extremist. That being said, yes those who commit crimes must be held accountable. Holding peope accountable is one thing shaming another.

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    Iran already has the extremist form of McCarthyism already. Sobh bekhair!

    Shaming people is 100% what we should be doing. The criminals should be tried and those who publicly supported IR should be shamed - and boycotted if need me i.e. actors shouldn't be given jobs etc. Nothing wrong with this approach!

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  • Roozbeh-G2006
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    Originally posted by taremiscores View Post
    Iran's integrity and sovereignty have already been compromised - because of the Islamic Republic. The people are trying to get it back. If there was integrity and sovereignty in Iran, there would be no need for these protests.
    Dude I was referring to separatists, Saudi, UAE, Israel
    and all others who are also at work to weaken Iran, divide Iran
    create disunity among Iranian people and start infighting.

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