Iran Depression?

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If America goes to war with Iran will it be good for the US/Canadian economy?

Devastating, national debt is already way too high
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67%
Bad, but like Afghanistan/Iraq, we'll get over it
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Neither good nor bad
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No votes
War improves our industrial base, so, good
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No votes
We can steal their oil after we kill them, so, very good
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No votes
 
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Iran Depression?

Postby shinnosuke » Tue Jun 17, 2025 9:16 pm

Any ideas?
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Re: Iran Depression?

Postby shinnosuke » Tue Jun 17, 2025 9:36 pm

By the way, according to one ME source, Iran just announced that they're closing the Strait of Hormuz. I can't find independent confirmation though.
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Re: Iran Depression?

Postby 68Camaro » Wed Jun 18, 2025 6:51 am

None of the above. Iran's leadership is a death cult, and the Persian people need to take back their country, but they need to do that largely on their own. The US should remain somewhat aloof from the chaos on the ground, but there is no doubt that the Iranians have no business refining uranium above levels needed for nuclear energy; they have nothing but terror in mind with that end product, whether done by themselves or a proxy. To that end, I'm fine with the US helping Israel in the removal of nuclear enrichment capacity from the dictatorship.

To the best of my knowledge Iran has no significant military branch except in ballistic missiles and drones, and exporting terror (which requires money). So I'm also fine with Israel prosecuting a war on Iranian threats to Israel (especially missiles and drones), and with the US isolating Iran and limiting their access to cash (thanks again Obama/Biden, for literally funding their military and terror efforts).
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Re: Iran Depression?

Postby 68Camaro » Wed Jun 18, 2025 6:55 am

shinnosuke wrote:By the way, according to one ME source, Iran just announced that they're closing the Strait of Hormuz. I can't find independent confirmation though.


The Iranian leadership has been desperately flooding social media with fake news, touting supposed military successes, including (this has been confirmed to be a lie) that they shot down 4 Israeli F-35s. (They would have trouble shooting down a duck, much less a F-35.)
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