Quote:You don't get it do you?

 

The followup comments had nothing to do with what he said regarding the topic at hand.  They were pointing out his mis-statement regarding burqas (not required in Iran).  Sure he was wrong in his initial statement, but when that's the only comment on a discussion regarding the topic of this thread, it's an attempt to divert discussion away from said topic, much like you are trying to do.

 

How about instead, address how other Arab states in the region don't like this deal?

 

How about instead address how Americans are being held in Iranian prisons, and their release was not part of this deal?

 

No, the liberal argument has no answers to these questions, so let's focus on burqas and hijabs, and when called out regarding it, then start an argument as to why.

I understand the frustration. The deal was on the nuclear sanctions and ambitions and you wanted more than what was achieved. I get that. That's not how negotiations work, you of all people should know that given your constant statements about all the political books you read. You cannot get everything you want.

 

Forgive me if I don't give a hoot what a nation like SA thinks about anything given their own hand in certain events both current and say 14 years ago. 

 

In the end, as I have said before I will be cautiously optimistic until all the actual facts are out rather than being apocalyptic on the matter. Having oversight is better than nothing and having some limitations are better than none especially when support for sanctions was potentially running in lieu of a deal. 

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