His victory speech was great. I think he will do well.

You’re here to propagandize, your opinion is worthless.

I’m supposed to abhor this war and condemn it everywhere, but why can’t I bring myself to do so?

Over time, I’ve come to understand something that once puzzled me when I heard about Cuban exiles decades ago: sometimes the desire for change becomes so overwhelming that even terrifying possibilities begin to feel like the only remaining path forward.

This is absolutely a pro-war article with a few throwaway sentences suggesting that war is horrible so it doesn’t look totally out to lunch, but coming to the conclusion that it will be worth it in the end. Well I witnessed the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, and let me tell you, it is not going to be worth it in the end. I don’t care how many Iranian diaspora you dig up to tell me that it will be. It is moronic to believe the US’ aim here is anything benevolent.

Frankly, it’s pretty disappointing for the CBC to be printing this attempt at opinion shaping.

He’s living in Canada so I suspect he doesn’t fear the violence of war as much as Iranians living in Iran. Easy to say the bombing is worth it when there is a zero percent chance you yourself will get bombed.

You post garbage from “news” outlets like The Bureau.

…I’m not, thanks.

I don’t need google telling me what I can put on this fucking phone I bought and paid for.

On its website, Second Sons says it’s a “Canadian men’s nationalist club,” established in 2024 and committed to defending a way of life it claims is under threat through political activism and fitness training.

I’d love to get an idea of what the media diet of this club’s average member is. I would bet a large amount of money that it involves a lot of Americans or American owned outlets.