Social media post questions US-Iran narrative by listing US actions Iran hasn't taken
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A critical social media post arguing against the narrative that Iran is the primary aggressor in US-Iran relations. The author lists several actions the US has taken (bombing, surrounding with bases, killing civilians/leaders, Epstein files connections) that Iran has not done, sarcastically questioning why Iran is portrayed as the villain.
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· 4 pulledIran hasn't bombed the US, Iran doesn't have bases surrounding the US, Iran hasn't killed American school children
Iran doesn't have warships surrounding the US, Iran hasn't killed the leader of the US
Iran's leaders are NOT in the Epstein files.
But yeah, Iran is the bad guy!
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