Yeah but they shouldn’t enable conspiracy theorists either. They’re by far the most annoying people to argue with, on god. 9/11, any mass shooting, the moon landing, the January riots, etc they all act like it didn’t happen they’re worse than flat earthers. Then you get people who think the US steals other countries resources, orchestrates wars, and coups. They’re starting to blame us for everything.

You as well.

If you doubt it on a large scale it just shows your inexperience in these types of debates. Anyway I’m starting to think you’re a rabbit hole. I don’t care what might happen I care about us being affiliated with Middle Eastern politics.

If I repost this in another reddit or even youtube people would misinterpret this stuff.

I didn’t misread it. I drew parallels between this and other discussions I’ve had where the US gets blamed for stuff it didn’t do. I already explained this multiple times.

If he lived in Iran, it would keep the fight between Iran and its dissidents between Iran and its Dissidents. By mentioning he lives in the US it suggests a correlation between the US and the Iranian Regime and therefore a connection between the US and this horrific crime. The suggestion doesn’t have to be intentional.

I was on till like 3am. Even though I had a job interview this morning.

“Pro Iranian Regime prof. In US”. that implies the US is apart of it when it’s not the fact he’s in the US that’s important. While the US already has a bad rap with Human Rights, this post is bait for America haters. Especially the ones who blame the US for every misfortune to befall their country.

It wasn’t a bad take. Just took several takes for certain people to understand what I was trying to say. Skill issue on their part.

Don’t try what?

you said “the” twice in a row. It’s not stupidity on my part it’s experience. I’m a debater. I have argued with hundreds of people on different mediums such as discord, youtube (I’ve made over a thousand comments), amino, and reddit. I know how stupid the average person is and they usually site articles like this when condemning the US for things it’s not even involved in.

Probably. I have trouble articulating at 1 am.

I’m not incorrect. I’ve had debates with people who would misread this post. The fact the US is mentioned is a passive aggressive implication.

I’m experienced in dealing with people. If having experience is now considered stupidity then sure. Just because I see something that you don’t go ahead. Lol

That’s the issue. Most people on reddit lack basic reading skills. The US is the noun people will notice and Cover up/genocide is the verb. They won’t care about the professor. They’ll see the US in the topic and automatically assume the US is responsible. Would you like to know how I am aware of this? I’ve already heard every stupid conspiracy theory most morons believe. The proof they provide is articles like these where the US is even slightly mentioned

If I were illiterate I wouldn’t be able to type and read. You’re not paying attention. The fact that the institution involved isn’t named in the title is what upsets me. The emphasis is put on the US. Not the school. It’s called manipulative journalism. It’s when journalists or news article writers leave subtle messages that favor their political interests. By mentioning the US, the writer is conveying a subtle message that the US condoned or was involved with the coverup, as well. So someone who scrolls by this post and doesn’t stop to read the article, will summarize it as a professor in the US covering up a mass murder without any context. The US is the key factor in the title. It also suggests the US favors the regime in its own right.

I know bro. I just wish he’d arranged the words differently

Yes. You and I know that. But most people do not. The majority is what scares me.

I know how idiots think cus I argue with them alot. They’re gonna look at the period after prof. Assume it’s the end of the sentence and capitalize on the US being mentioned.

They didn’t name the college at all. Which means the pull here is the US. The college won’t take the fall for it. Everybody will stop when they see “US”. Like I did. The title name means everything

US covered up. One can infer that he’s trying to blame the US. To avoid this he should name the university not the country.

US Covered up seems pretty blaming to me.

This is misinformation. Blaming the entire US government for a mass murder committed by the Iranian government that was covered up by ONE PERSON who wasn’t even apart of the government is wrong. I read that most of the article and the US wasn’t mentioned once. A college was involved not the entirety of the US.