the islamic republic is neither reformable nor open to negotiation, for decades, under the slogan ( no war, no negotiations ), it has held 85 million iranians hostage and set the region on fire, every diplomatic opportunity has either failed or been deliberately destroyed by the regime of mullahs

now that war has broken out, we’re not surprised, we welcome it, this might finally be the only path toward even a small chance of liberation for the iranian people, real peace won’t exist until this regime is gone, millions have been silenced, exiled, tortured, or murdered under this system of terror

i was glad to hear that 20 irgc terrorists were killed, they were not heroes, they were tools of a regime that’s crushed generations, every one of them gone is one step closer to justice, this isn’t about revenge , it’s about breaking a cycle of fear that’s gripped iran and the region for far too long

This comment seems to reflect a strong stance against the current regime in Iran and support for actions taken against it. It expresses a desire for liberation and justice for the Iranian people, emphasizing the need to break free from a cycle of fear. The language used suggests a deep-seated frustration with the status quo and a call for decisive change.