Comments by "Peter Ford" (@peterford9369) on "Iran Protestors Persist Despite Ongoing Violence From Security Forces | Pod Save The World Podcast" video.

Careful Tommy, Watch applauding police siding with protesters brings back thoughts of Jan 6 th.
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@sharks2571 It doesn't matter, it was just a comment. Maybe it's not an exact comparison, I didn't mean for it to be, but relatively it's similar. If enough police, military, anyone with firepower unlimited, involved in an overthrow...is not something to look forward to.
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@SusanOnTVShows Certainly that's true. But honestly, police, military, other organized paid civil service people take an oath to serve and protect , or to defend the constitution etc. Once you take that oath, you're no longer an average citizen. You have a responsibility to be a role model, a member of a trusted organization. So protest or coup, you shouldn't be involved in the disapproval of a legal event. Like a judge who judges a case of a family member, he should step aside, because he's obviously going to be prejudiced. But I do have to say it again. I was just making a comparative innocent comment . It wasn't meant to be critical.
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Exactly Ben, if the Saudi's ran out of oil, what are they gonna tie the worlds hands with...sand? It's truly disgusting these countries where one resource is their claim to fame, but the only people that benefit from the oil, are the leaders and their henchmen.
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@johnjones9641 According to Google, Arabs have about 200 plus years of oil in the ground. They also produce natural gas, and other ores to sell. So I guess it'll be a while before they don't have a foot on the necks of the world. But I did read that we are last on the list of receivers of oil from them. China is the largest then down from there. This world is a bit more intermingled than we know.
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