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بنزین، ضدشورش و ترس از مردم
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Gasoline in Iran isn’t fuel anymore — it’s a security file. The moment gas prices are mentioned, riot units flood the streets of South Tehran. Why? Because this isn’t a normal government. In the US, anyone can open a gas station, compete on price, and the government stays out of it. In oil-rich Iran, gasoline has become synonymous with repression. Compare that to Ukraine, where citizens are armed to defend their nation. In Iran, it’s the opposite — the regime fears its own people being armed more than any foreign enemy. The sharpest line of the segment: this regime fears the Iranian people more than it fears America or Israel. That single sentence exposes the truth about power built on fear, not legitimacy. What’s your take? Comment below and share this analysis with someone who needs to hear it. منبع / Source: https://youtu.be/iU5SersyFfs?t=3494