https://blue.feedland.org/?river=http://data.feedland.org/blue/feeds/DanT.xml It's just a feed for now Sat, 07 Mar 2026 17:11:54 GMT feedland v0.6.43 https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Sat, 07 Mar 2026 17:11:53 GMT http://rpc.rsscloud.io:5337/pleaseNotify Sat, March 7, 2026 12:11 PM EST <p>OK I’m not some great Middle East expert I’m just a guy. But there are 93 million people that live in Iran. Our government is talking about it like it’s some terrorist state that must be eliminated as an imminent threat to the United States.</p> <p>A lot of people don’t travel, but if you travel, at least the way I’m talking about, you appreciate different ways of life on Earth that various human tribes have figured out. You appreciate what sounds trite, that diversity and openness is at the heart of humanity.</p> <p>We’re all just people all over the world. Those 93 million people that live in Iran have beautiful new babies, and graduations, and secret crushes, and they’re just people. If you went to their village or business with openness they’d give you a cup of tea</p> <p>and a nice seat and you’d both learn something new about life. The Iranians aren’t their government and politicians, neither are we.</p> <p>I agree the government’s bad. I don’t like theocracies of any sort. But it’s for them to figure out. We’re over here.</p> <p>There are plenty of ways we can help the people there. Destroying their country, what they have built over generations and millennia, and slaughtering them, won&#39;t help them.</p> <p>That is what war means. And on both sides. Enough dead American kids. I wonder why the younger generations are messed up? What did that friend or classmate do to die in utterly failed politicians wars?</p> <p>No war with Iran. To do it, to support it, is to support a great and obvious wrong.</p> Sat, 07 Mar 2026 17:11:54 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=805195 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=805195 OK I’m not some great Middle East expert I’m just a guy. But there are 93 million people that live in Iran. Our government is talking about it like it’s some terrorist state that must be eliminated as an imminent threat to the United States. A lot of people don’t travel, but if you travel, at least the way I’m talking about, you appreciate different ways of life on Earth that various human tribes have figured out. You appreciate what sounds trite, that diversity and openness is at the heart of humanity. We’re all just people all over the world. Those 93 million people that live in Iran have beautiful new babies, and graduations, and secret crushes, and they’re just people. If you went to their village or business with openness they’d give you a cup of tea and a nice seat and you’d both learn something new about life. The Iranians aren’t their government and politicians, neither are we. I agree the government’s bad. I don’t like theocracies of any sort. But it’s for them to figure out. We’re over here. There are plenty of ways we can help the people there. Destroying their country, what they have built over generations and millennia, and slaughtering them, won't help them. That is what war means. And on both sides. Enough dead American kids. I wonder why the younger generations are messed up? What did that friend or classmate do to die in utterly failed politicians wars? No war with Iran. To do it, to support it, is to support a great and obvious wrong. <p>OK I’m not some great Middle East expert I’m just a guy. But there are 93 million people that live in Iran. Our government is talking about it like it’s some terrorist state that must be eliminated as an imminent threat to the United States.</p> <p>A lot of people don’t travel, but if you travel, at least the way I’m talking about, you appreciate different ways of life on Earth that various human tribes have figured out. You appreciate what sounds trite, that diversity and openness is at the heart of humanity.</p> <p>We’re all just people all over the world. Those 93 million people that live in Iran have beautiful new babies, and graduations, and secret crushes, and they’re just people. If you went to their village or business with openness they’d give you a cup of tea</p> <p>and a nice seat and you’d both learn something new about life. The Iranians aren’t their government and politicians, neither are we.</p> <p>I agree the government’s bad. I don’t like theocracies of any sort. But it’s for them to figure out. We’re over here.</p> <p>There are plenty of ways we can help the people there. Destroying their country, what they have built over generations and millennia, and slaughtering them, won&#39;t help them.</p> <p>That is what war means. And on both sides. Enough dead American kids. I wonder why the younger generations are messed up? What did that friend or classmate do to die in utterly failed politicians wars?</p> <p>No war with Iran. To do it, to support it, is to support a great and obvious wrong.</p> Sat, 07 Mar 2026 17:10:26 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=805194 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=805194 OK I’m not some great Middle East expert I’m just a guy. But there are 93 million people that live in Iran. Our government is talking about it like it’s some terrorist state that must be eliminated as an imminent threat to the United States. A lot of people don’t travel, but if you travel, at least the way I’m talking about, you appreciate different ways of life on Earth that various human tribes have figured out. You appreciate what sounds trite, that diversity and openness is at the heart of humanity. We’re all just people all over the world. Those 93 million people that live in Iran have beautiful new babies, and graduations, and secret crushes, and they’re just people. If you went to their village or business with openness they’d give you a cup of tea and a nice seat and you’d both learn something new about life. The Iranians aren’t their government and politicians, neither are we. I agree the government’s bad. I don’t like theocracies of any sort. But it’s for them to figure out. We’re over here. There are plenty of ways we can help the people there. Destroying their country, what they have built over generations and millennia, and slaughtering them, won't help them. That is what war means. And on both sides. Enough dead American kids. I wonder why the younger generations are messed up? What did that friend or classmate do to die in utterly failed politicians wars? No war with Iran. To do it, to support it, is to support a great and obvious wrong.