blacksword404
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ORIGINAL: Politesub53 quote:
ORIGINAL: blacksword404 It changed because they wanted it changed. Well duh, of course it did. However, there are more substantial reasons for change taking place, that your glib answer overlooks. This thread is about Iran, many want change, but until there are many more that want change than those that dont, nothing is going to happen, is it ? So those that want change, dont get the government they deserve or want. Is this too hard to follow ? You can change forms of government but if you don't have enough people who want it to then you will have problems keeping it from changing back. Perhaps the Iranians are ready to change whats going on there. Maybe not. Maybe they need a few more of these kind of elections before they are. Time will tell. But eventually enough of them will get mad enough to put a stop to it. Maybe that time is now. I am speaking of societies as a whole not individuals. Otherwise you could not make any decisions because there will always be at least 1 person who opposes something.
< Message edited by blacksword404 -- 6/27/2009 4:22:04 PM >
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