Why There Was a Popular Revolt in Iran

[globe-trotter]

All this drama that we've witnessed in Iran was caused by women, who had been exposed to social media, and wanted to adopt the culture of their female counterparts in the west.

They wanted to become thots, and the men supported this, assuming it would 'liberate' the women and make it easier for the men there to get laid. In reality, these newly-minted whores would just hook up with the top best-looking men, while everyone else would rot.

The law of unintended consequences is a real bitch. Just look at what happened in America with 'The Sexual Revolution', which caused the rate of divorce and sexless men to skyrocket. Therefore, it would be in the best interest of Iranian men to support the conservative regime that is currently in power. This way, they at least have a chance to get a wife.

[Michaelpitt23]

The Iranian Revolution of 1979 was a popular revolt that overthrew the Pahlavi dynasty and established an Islamic Republic led by Ayatollah Khomeini. The revolution was driven by a variety of factors, including a long-standing dissatisfaction with the rule of the Pahlavi dynasty, economic inequality, and a desire for greater religious and political freedom. The Pahlavi dynasty had been in power since 1925 and had become increasingly authoritarian, suppressing dissent and enacting policies that favored the wealthy over the poor. The economy was also in decline, with rising unemployment and inflation. Many Iranians were also frustrated with the government's close ties to the United States and its support for the Shah's oppressive rule. Finally, the Iranian people were seeking greater religious