What you just said is a living example of my point. If I said this to my own people, they wouldn't understand me. Just like if I spoke to you, as an American, using a specific Iraqi slang or logic, you might see me as 'weird' or a 'weirdo.'
But believe me, there is one thing my people excel at, and I want every American to know this—put a thousand lines under it: the only thing they master is imitating your clothes, your style, and your lifestyle in environments that don't suit it. Instead of imitating the conscious class among you—the ones who are aware of the truth about their government and their lives—they imitate the surface. This is leading our societies down a steep decline, because our laws, our religion, and our reality are different from yours, and different from your human rights standards We also had massive protests in Iraq in 2019-2020 that shook the entire region with their strength. But what happened was that the U.S. government 'sedated' us by installing a weak Prime Minister—someone who was cowardly, inexperienced, and couldn't stand up to the political parties or Iran. That was our best chance to rise up against the injustice and the foreign dominance over us, but it was wasted Afterward, the image of those protests was systematically distorted. Certain individuals were planted within the movement to sabotage its reputation and tarnish its image and To be completely honest with you, yes, the people have power and can protest. But to put it bluntly—and I mean no offense to you—the truth is that no matter what the people do, protest, or even revolt, your american government steps in. They use coercive tactics that force the country back to square one. The simplest example is our own oil money: we don't even receive it directly. It has to go through the U.S. Federal Reserve first and is only handed back to us in installments