If a government can neither provide its people with a decent life nor build a safe and functional society, but instead uses religion and ideology to forcibly shape people’s thinking, then such a regime has fundamentally betrayed the very purpose of its existence. A regime that neither protects nor values its own people will inevitably be discarded by history.

If a government can provide its people with a decent standard of living, ensure that citizens genuinely enjoy their fundamental rights, protect freedom of speech, and make social benefits such as education and healthcare accessible to everyone, while also upholding democracy and freedom, then regardless of whether that country opposes the United States or any global power, I would still respect and support it.

“According to Iran’s way of thinking, as long as a foreigner breathes even a single breath of air near Iran’s borders, they would have to pay a fee for it 🥶 It's both funny and sad.

https://t.me/kallen/201

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I’ve been hearing this kind of motivational talk since TON was at $8. Even when TON crashed all the way down to $0.5, they were still saying the same nonsense. Then TON rebounded from $0.5 to its current price of $2, and now they’re calling it a huge success, telling everyone it’s bullish news, and even curiously asking why people feel emotionally numb about it. Isn’t that just meaningless nonsense…?

Perhaps they mean making Durov's sperm great again.

As they said, there will be no poor people in the world.

Kallen: When I said ‘make TON great again,’ I meant crashing it again. Don’t misunderstand

Big mouths always end up getting humiliated by reality

God bless the people of Iran. The Revolutionary Guard will soon meet Allah