Your source is questionable at best.
Nonsense:
http://takingnote.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/12/13/how-young-iranians-view-america/?_r=0
You on the right need to tear yourselves away from Fox News and get out of the house more often.
So why do we ignore North Korea's threats and get totally upset when Iran does it then?
I dont think McCain was joking either when he said that.
A threat is a threat- whether its chanting death to a country or to bomb them its all the same- so for one to be somehow ignored because its just a bombing campaign instead of supposedly annihilating a country (which is impossible these days) is silly. Im sure you and the other warmongers would be equally upset if Iran just said to bomb Isreal/America but would still ignore our politicians when they say it.North Korea and Iran are two different nations, it's not double standards to say that one is this and that and the other is that and this.
That being said North Korean threats should not be ignored.
McCain is not the American president, and he was joking because he was singing a bloody song, and he was not saying "death to Iran" he was saying "bomb Iran"; referring to the belief that there needs to be a military strike targeting Iran's nuclear weapons since Iran threatens other nations on the planet with annihilation, not referring to the belief that Iran must be annihilated - so it's different. Thank you for participating and have a good day.
Bomb Iran is a well known parody? First time I heard of it.I think when somebody is singing a line from a well-known parody, it should probably be considered a joke.
A threat is a threat- whether its chanting death to a country or to bomb them its all the same- so for one to be somehow ignored because its just a bombing campaign instead of supposedly annihilating a country (which is impossible these days) is silly. Im sure you and the other warmongers would be equally upset if Iran just said to bomb Isreal/America but would still ignore our politicians when they say it.
Its pretty clear that the Supreme Leader of Iran was leading an anti-America rally there, as Obama's little treaty talks go on.
The best the Obama administration could manage as a reply was it was intended for domestic consumption-as if that makes it better.
Μολὼν λαβέ;1064458830 said:Take your head out of the ME sand and try your liberal sources, CNN and ABC.
A threat is a threat- whether its chanting death to a country or to bomb them its all the same- so for one to be somehow ignored because its just a bombing campaign instead of supposedly annihilating a country (which is impossible these days) is silly. Im sure you and the other warmongers would be equally upset if Iran just said to bomb Isreal/America but would still ignore our politicians when they say it.
Bomb Iran is a well known parody? First time I heard of it.
And you still didnt answer the question as to why we ought to treat North Korea differently then Iran.
There is nothing clear about that. A "state of the union" sort of meeting is being held in a Mosque and some people in the crowd get wound up, and the speaker / politician sympathizes with their emotions. It happens all the time. Your source is partisan hacksmenship and is designed to stir up unneeded emotions. I've used credible journalism to refute your junk OP and show what what was really going on.
Can't trust teh jooz, eh?
You have not the slightest idea what you're talking about.
Μολὼν λαβέ;1064461183 said:Obama admitted it; I know it will hurt, but its OK for you to admit it as well.
Bomb Iran is a well known parody? First time I heard of it..
So when one of ours threatens another country its a joke, when they do it, its Armageddon? :doh
Nope, not a hand-wringer, but neither am I a credulous fool or someone who thinks that American security concerns should be outsourced.
Bombing a country means killing people. American officials outright call for killing Iranians. How is this ANY different than hardliners in Iran saying death to America?
I think when somebody is singing a line from a well-known parody, it should probably be considered a joke.
I'm sorry but yes they have as November 4th a day nationally dedicated to "death to America" your analogy is false.
You should stop using your broad brush on Iran.
The Iran We Don't See: A Tour of the Country Where People Love Americans
Probably no country in the world is more mischaracterized in Western eyes than Iran. Most Americans' perceptions of Iran are limited to images of President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad delivering anti-American speeches and crowds chanting "Death to America!"
The Iran We Don't See: A Tour of the Country Where People Love Americans
Americans are more liked by Iranians than the citizens of any other country in the Middle East. It's really jacked up that so many Americans seek to sabotage that.