Sina Ghaznavi

I was like, yeah, it'll probably last a couple weeks.

They'll kill people, and then they'll go away.

So they've been killing their own civilians, their own constituents, right?

For decades.

Yeah.

And they have the highest execution rate in the world.

We're trying to catch up.

The United States is always trying to catch up.

But it is brutal.

Mehdi Rasooli, Mohamed Rezamiri, and Ibrahim Dolatbadi.

Interesting.

So, I mean, you can look at a few things.

First, I think let's just talk about why the protests even happened in the first place.

Yes.

And so in Iran, it's not just the, you know, the brutal kind of like social policies they have, but because of sanctions, they have a terrible economy.

And that's not just because of sanctions.

They've mismanaged their economy a lot as well.

they have all the oil they have tons of oil how are they poor well they're poor because if you watch during this war they got rocket launchers and missile launchers everywhere they're like sweeping sand that's underground they're you know they're funding their proxies are they making those or are they buying those no they're making them they're making they're making drones those drones they have like 85 000 drones when this war started and they all cost the cost of like a honda civic

No hate on the Honda Civic, but that's how much they're churning them out.

Yeah, we hate on the RAV4 around here.