shruikan2553 wrote: » I really dont understand this hate Iran bandwagon, Israel has dont worse and yet they're a great bunch of lands. I could be wrong but I heard Iran is one of the better Islamic countries for non Muslims as they are tolerant towards others, but that could of been propaganda from their side.
IM0 wrote: » and I call vice president
--Kaiser-- wrote: » Which country would you live in if you had a choice? Israel or Iran? You may now commence backpeddling
shruikan2553 wrote: » From what Ive heard from people, Iran probably. Im not muslim so Israel wouldnt be too bad for me though.
pabloh999 wrote: » Yea ok..
--Kaiser-- wrote: » So you want to live in a country where all women are forced to wear a hijab in public, that is under Sharia law? A place where adultery, alcohol consumption and homosexuality are crimes? A place with no freedom of the press, a place that executes political prisoners, as well as children? You rather live in this place rather than a liberal democracy? Is that what you're telling me?
shruikan2553 wrote: » You make it sound like they are exclusive things to Iran. Ireland has done plenty of those things or a similar act not too long ago. I never claimed Iran was a bastion of democracy and neither is Israel, they both have their problems but so does every country. I dont want to live their or Israel but given a choice of Iran or Israel I would edge towards before doing some more research.
--Kaiser-- wrote: » I wish we could exchange ignorant people like you for some of the people oppressed by the Islamic Republic (cough) of Iran
shruikan2553 wrote: » You would swear I said it is a brilliant country that we should aspire to be like instead of saying that I wouldnt mind spending some time there. You should be careful about making comments about muslims, might get charged for something because of our blasphemy law.
--Kaiser-- wrote: » If you had a modicum of reading comprehension then you would realise that I was speaking against the nation of Iran and not it's main religion
SeanW wrote: » Were there any factual inaccuracies?
Jimoslimos wrote: » Wonder if they'll do a similar one for eligibility for the British Monarchy?
SeanW wrote: » What's wrong with it?
Herb Powell wrote: » Simplifying Iranian politics into a questionnaire that the public can complete for a laugh. This wouldn't be too much of an issue, if it wasn't on the website of a state broadcaster. They should be more objective, ideally.
You can gatt on all day if you're not Muslim
SeanW wrote: » ??? Iran's government is a theocracy. The theocracy has politics. Whats the problem?
SeanW wrote: » Huh?
Herb Powell wrote: » I know, I know. But condensing it down into a "THIS IS WHAT THEY ACTUALLY BELIEVE" type thing is too simplistic. It's propaganda.
If you're not a Muslim, then you are free to drink in Iran.
magma69 wrote: » What has that got to do with anything?