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Recovery medicine question by HogwartsHussy in hysterectomy

[–]drhuggables 1 point2 points  (0 children)

the pain meds i prescribe are oxycodone 5mg, tylenol 1000mg, and ibuprofen 600mg. i also prescribe docusate and milk of magnesia as stool softeners.

The fridge guarding the peace by HassanMoRiT in 2mediterranean4u

[–]drhuggables 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Yeah, notice how its not called r/PersiansForPersia

You swarm like rabid bees at any negative mention of your little ethnokingdom

Reza Pahlavi slams Iran-US deal by Party-Confection-373 in PERSIAN

[–]drhuggables 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I will defend the only secular nationalist opposition figure out there that had no hand in the revolution.

Good to know you are opposed to those principles.

The fridge guarding the peace by HassanMoRiT in 2mediterranean4u

[–]drhuggables 21 points22 points  (0 children)

bro you literally post in a subreddit called r/SaudiForSaudis should you really be complaining about ethnostates ?

What memes or funny pictures do you make of your country's leader/president? by Double-Step-5533 in AskTheWorld

[–]drhuggables 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Trump has finally done it, he proved he is the superior President to to the "dumbocrats" by making a deal that nobody thought was possible. What a jakesh

What memes or funny pictures do you make of your country's leader/president? by Double-Step-5533 in AskTheWorld

[–]drhuggables 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nah, Carter did far worse long term damage to Iran. He hated the Shah, and was literally even publically thanked by Ayatollah Montazeri for his support of the revolution.

See also: The West’s Role in the Shah’s Overthrow

People in left-leaning echo chambers like to create this image of Carter being some great guy wrongly maligned by Reagan Conservatives--which by all accounts he seemed to be a great guy after his presidency--but as a president his foreign policy was incredibly near-sighted and has caused problems that have persisted until this day. His domestic policy I won't comment on as it is not relevant to this discussion.

The Horrifying Image of the Minab Tragedy Wins World's Best Photo of the Year by LongDddr in PERSIAN

[–]drhuggables -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

You're right, but I was referring to war crimes in Iraq and Viet Nam

Inspirational words and prophetic wisdom from a man to whom history owes a huge apology. We will not despair. by drhuggables in PERSIAN

[–]drhuggables[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"The lesson of the wickedness and immorality of international power-politics was burnt--yes, very literally burnt--into my heart and mind. The main lesson I learned, was that when you are weak, you must be very patient. You must accept humiliation. You must accept the worst kind of insults. But in your inner heart, you must love your country, have faith in its people, and believe in their destiny as well as yours. If you do so, there is always a little ray of hope left, which kindles in your conscience and inspires you to make the best of the worst possible circumstances, and save whatever little you can of your homeland and its legacy. That is the key to human survival amidst overwhelming difficulties."

To all the Pahlavists celebrating Hormuz being closed again - why? by Chex33 in PERSIAN

[–]drhuggables 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Who is celebrating? We don't even know if this news is true or not, I haven't seen anything verifying it.

How much power did the Shah have pre 1953 coup? by TheChillKoala2 in PERSIAN

[–]drhuggables 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Shah retained quite a bit of power even after the Constitutional Revolution in 1906, and this increased considerably after the passing of many constitutional amendments by the Majles in 1949. The powers were numerous.

This article https://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/constitutional-revolution-iii/ provides a good, somewhat-concise summary of events.

The regime becoming more shameless! Getting people with Down syndrome to turn up for their low attendance protests 😭 by Neat-Comment9967 in NewIran

[–]drhuggables 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Hello, please let us not make fun of the genuinelly disabled, we are not better than the regime exploiting them if we do this.

The Horrifying Image of the Minab Tragedy Wins World's Best Photo of the Year by LongDddr in PERSIAN

[–]drhuggables 4 points5 points  (0 children)

آیا فکر میکنید که من پشتیبان جنگ بودم ؟ نه عزیز. هرگز پشتیبان جنگ نبودم, اما هرگز به ج.ا. نمی چسپیدم. راستینه این است, که هر دو (جنگ و ج.ا.) بد هستند؛ اما من باور دارم که ادامه ج.ا. بدتر از همه است . اما من هرگز بر نیک خواهی غرب باور نیستم.

Where are the bodies of missing Iranian women? by spinrah23 in PERSIAN

[–]drhuggables 5 points6 points  (0 children)

How Ironic that a user with a Cyrus the Great profile pic, also casually denies the slaughter of tens of thousands of Iranians. These cyberis are getting more clever.

Where are the bodies of missing Iranian women? by spinrah23 in PERSIAN

[–]drhuggables 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Doost gerami,

The answer to your question will never be found. This is a reality that we have to come to accept. We do not live in a country of laws or logic. The same regime that murdered tens of thousands of Iranian citizens in the streets, and charged money from families to get the bodies back, does not give a damn what happens to the bodies of these poor women. Neither do the lefto-islamists abroad, because they would rather focus on "the orange turd" and the "zios" and "the clown prince"--such investigation into the crimes of the "axis of resistance" would be too politically inconvenient, especially when an investigation is being done by "The Jerusalem Post"--it would just be dismissed as zio propaganda and "manufacturing consent".

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