Comments by "Yurichtube" (@yurichtube1162) on "How Iran could become the Australia of the Middle East - VisualPolitik EN" video.

Nobody hates iranians, everyone hates iran.
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Problem is islam.
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@ser0t0ninaddict94 I hope things can change. The regime gotta go, perhaps we can begin to love each others like brothers again after that.
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@lone9310 we Kurds are a distinct ethnic group, with our own languague, culture, flag and history. If you truelly wanted a federation or an union with the Kurds you would had allowed them to have a state and respect them. After all, Iranians and Kurds are cousins. We could had worked together to become the most powerful force in the middle east. Instead, we are enemies. It is what it is.
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@lone9310 I agree with your sentiments. I hope the regime goes, so peace between us can begin. But I can't ignore the oppression Kurds face right now, I will speak about it.
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@ser0t0ninaddict94 do you think there is way to get rid of the regime?
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@bocchithean-cap3404 never claimed Kurds are gassed. But they are poor and neglected. We need a second revolution, a secular revolution. Secularism is the only way to peace. Not religion. Religion is like throwing gass at a burning fire.
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@edrickhuge4637 you should hate Iran and Turkey. They are the ones who have rejected our right to exist and are the reason we are stateless. Never forget, those who actively harm the Kurdish people.
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@Say Walla yes yes you want peace. But your government knows the real danger. They don't want a non-arab, shia entity to be the dominant power. Iran is menace, with all the terrorists they support.
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@historyeditz8326 you have condemned Kurds to statelessness and poverty. You hate the Kurds.
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@historyeditz8326 you support terrorists in the form of Hezbullah, hamas, houthi, islamic jihad etc. They terrorise all countries in the middle east. Your crazy leaders aggressive policies will be your downfall.
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@Adam The Muslim you shia?
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@ironmantis25 no they don't. They are allies against a common enemy, the US.
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@saeedsaimonable no, you don't love the Kurds. We see how you treat the Kurds.
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@saeedsaimonable history and the present proves the opposite. The iranian regime are our enemy.
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@saeedsaimonable the Kurds themselves, the USA and the PKK.
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@saeedsaimonable is that why Iran is so powerful in Iraq? I know exactly what is going on. The USA only toppled Saddam, with outside factors ofcourse. Daesh was created by ex-regimers of saddam.
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@saeedsaimonable USA did not directly create ISIS. Thanks to the fall of Saddam, a power vacuum was created, and islamists took there chance. If iraq was buddhist or babylonian, there would never have been an ISIS.
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@lesblase3667 true
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@masudawan8357 no, iran is the morally corrupt country here. It should be devided in many states, including a Kurdistan. We want revenge for losing our state and kingdom we had in the 20th century.
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@yayanjomplang9519 irans bad reputation is irans own doing.
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@kibzor had a Kurdistan existed, and had the british been good people, Kurdistan literally could had been a buffer between the nations like it always has been. No Iran funding terrorism against their neighboors, no Iraq-Iran war, no ISIS and much more. Above all, no stateless people with a population of 40-50 million. The Kurds are called terrorists for simply demanding their rights. Absolutely brutal reality.
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Both enemy of Kurds.
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@ser0t0ninaddict94 the Kurds are a proud and strong people. Despite the horrible treatment we endured we never let go of our Kurdish culture and identity. I am pretty sure autonomy would be good too, we don't need to seperate. We would still pay taxes to Iran, serve the army, talk farsi and be educated in farsi but our main languague would be Kurdish. Something like Scottland for example. They are educated in both scottish and english, they have their own scottish millitairy and parlement, their own football team, scottish flag and London lets them rule themselves. We just want to be accepted as a real people. The age of war and seperatism is over, now is the time to hold a dialogue. Or, we could use the Austria-Germany model. Yes, both are seperate nations but they are the same people and connected. Almost as if they are one nation. I am not sure if this one would really work with how the middle east is now, but it would certainly solve the Kurdish problem in the world.
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@fatetobias8707 lets hope.
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