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Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 Abbas Rastegar asked, 'A question: What is the reason for all your hatred towards the Islamic Republic? In my 0:03 view, profanity is beneath your dignity.' I don't know what counts as profanity. If I, uh, say that Ali Khamenei 0:09 had ties with Saeed Toosi, I didn't say that; a fellow cleric of Ali Khamenei and the brother-in-law 0:13 of Ali Khamenei said it. If I say officials of the Islamic Republic are illegitimate scoundrels, what should I—what should I 0:19 do? I, uh, let me tell you, I told this story once before. 0:25 Uh, they used to say an eulogist was so devoted to Imam Hussein—I told this story before, but 0:30 I'll tell it again because it fits your question. Uh, he was very sensitive. Whenever he took the pulpit, 0:34 he would start spewing foul, mother-and-sister insults at Yazid. Now, I don't use such vile slurs, 0:37 but they said he hurled vile insults at Yazid. They told him, 'Sir, you go up to the pulpit, 0:41 it's neither befitting the pulpit, nor your clerical robes, nor the gathering, nor Imam 0:45 Hussein. Don't curse.' He said, 'What am I supposed to do? 0:47 I love Imam Hussein so much and my heart aches so deeply over the crimes of, uh, Ashura day 0:53 that I can't help myself.' They said, 'We'll do something.' He said, 'Come control me.' They said, 0:56 'We'll tie a thread to your finger and dangle it down. 1:00 Whenever we feel you are getting emotional and might curse, we will tug the thread.' 1:04 So he started his eulogy. Suddenly he said, 'Shimr...' The guy realized he was about to drop a vile 1:09 slur, so he tugged the thread. 1:12 He said, 'After that, the accursed Shimr did such and such.' He went a bit further and said, 'This Khowli...' 1:17 They pulled the thread again. After they pulled it a few times, he suddenly snapped in anger: 'Da-damn it, what should I say? 1:21 Should I say Imam Hussein was crossing the street and a car hit and killed him? Well, I have to say a 1:24 bastard did something!' Dear friends, I don't know whether your belly is full or empty. Like 1:30 many people, I have endured the worst suffering. Of course, compared to the suffering the nation has endured, 1:34 perhaps I suffered much less. I put my own life at risk, like many 1:39 people. People l-lost their lives, lost their loved ones, lost their 1:43 livelihoods, lost their well-being. For years, they have longed for a single smile. For years, 1:48 they have longed for a full meal. Should I stand here worrying about not offending someone? 1:52 And you, who support the Islamic Republic, do you remember that foul-mouthed scoundrel Khamenei—do you want me to play it right here for you?— 1:58 talking about Islamic etiquette? Right after that, I played for you many times here 2:02 what kind of vulgar words he used. Do you want me to play it for you now? Go advise him! The one 2:07 who claims to have been a teacher of ethics. His foolish supporters say, 'Our master was a teacher of ethics.'
Caption Why such fierce hatred against the Islamic Republic?
When confronting a regime that has systematically stripped millions of their livelihood, dignity, and future, unvarnished anger is the only honest response. This is not mere hostility; it is the justified outrage of a nation suffering under corruption and tyranny. Politeness in the face of absolute oppression is nothing but complicity.
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