Iranian Chill Thread

[Tehrani021]

Taremi loves a good cry but he let the team down today

Jordan (though I hope our brothers in Tajikistan win)
South Korea (though their manager Jurgen Klinsmann is very racist towards Iran)
Japan (they are the best team in Asia and we will be missing our best player)
Qatar (home advantage)

I hope Iran vs Japan is not during work hours so I can watch but I am still scarred from watching Japan beat us 3-0 in the last Asian Cup

I have no idea why my reply to you got deleted, about football of all matters! So I will post it again:

Yeah I keep hearing people saying Taremi does this on purpose for political reasons, but after seeing him cry I feel he just bottled it and had a bad day at the office. The issue is our strikers are letting us down a bit, too lightweight. Azmoun missed a few chances. But how good is Ghayedi?! Very impressed by him.

The match starts 3pm Tehran time on Saturday. Hope you dont miss it bro!

 

[Persian Gulf]

I have no idea why my reply to you got deleted, about football of all matters! So I will post it again:

Yeah I keep hearing people saying Taremi does this on purpose for political reasons, but after seeing him cry I feel he just bottled it and had a bad day at the office. The issue is our strikers are letting us down a bit, too lightweight. Azmoun missed a few chances. But how good is Ghayedi?! Very impressed by him.

The match starts 3pm Tehran time on Saturday. Hope you dont miss it bro!

Taremi's first yellow was for simulation and unfortunately he has a big reputation for that. Iranian federation appealed that yellow but it's almost impossible that it will be repealed

I agree our strikers are a problem, I never rated Azmoun but he is so bad recently even his supporters are disappointed. Ghayedi is good but he is quite small and can be outmuscled at times

We have the tallest team in the tournament so we probably need to aim to score from set plays and do what Iraq did to Japan (though we don't have the athleticism to press as hard as they did)

 

[Hack-Hook]

I wonder if First Blood was a successful movie in Iran?

based on what , there is no data as the movies here all are pirated in homecoming and theaters don't show American movies. its impossible to get any sale data for it

 

[VCheng]

based on what , there is no data as the movies here all are pirated in homecoming and theaters don't show American movies. its impossible to get any sale data for it

Interesting. So what do Iranian people like to watch, anecdotally?

 

[Hack-Hook]

Interesting. So what do Iranian people like to watch, anecdotally?

hard to tell but certainly not irib
every answer other than that is the person immediate surrounding prefers

 

[VCheng]

hard to tell but certainly not irib
every answer other than that is the person immediate surrounding prefers

I wonder how tight the control can be over what media people watch In Iran.

 

[Hack-Hook]

I wonder how tight the control can be over what media people watch In Iran.

zero
they watch whatever they want , only there is no official channels to do
i have my personal archive of more than 24Tb of pirated movies that include movies as old as 1890s.

 

[VCheng]

zero
they watch whatever they want , only there is no official channels to do
i have my personal archive of more than 24Tb of pirated movies that include movies as old as 1890s.

24TB? Nice.

 

[Hack-Hook]

24TB? Nice.

its culmination of years of hard work.
steadfastness always pay off, i cared much about them that I actually make a backup of them

 

[Persian Gulf]

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Classic ultra pro-Iran IRGC extremists

They also call to put Afghans in cages and in a separate neighborhood like Gaza, i don't understand what is their point beside being viewed as racists all over the planet

 

[jauk]

Yeah, poor language.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Classic ultra pro-Iran IRGC extremists

They also call to put Afghans in cages and in a separate neighborhood like Gaza, i don't understand what is their point beside being viewed as racists all over the planet

setting aside the socio economic issues associated with Afghan migration into Iran (which is a very valid viewpoint), this takes me back to a point Salar used to make which was that if Iran has a demographic birth rate issue (as many countries do), who is a better candidate than Afghans to help with that issue? they speak virtually the same language and iranians and afghans are brothers in every sense, many of my iranian friends even think afghanistan should be part of iran.

 

[VCheng]

setting aside the socio economic issues associated with Afghan migration into Iran (which is a very valid viewpoint), this takes me back to a point Salar used to make which was that if Iran has a demographic birth rate issue (as many countries do), who is a better candidate than Afghans to help with that issue? they speak virtually the same language and iranians and afghans are brothers in every sense, many of my iranian friends even think afghanistan should be part of iran.

How many Afghan moved to Iran due to the prolonged Afghanistan wars over decades? Pakistan has millions of them, and they have indeed caused societal issues. I can imagine the same situation in Iran, except that I think Iran was more successful in containing them instead of the mistakes Pakistan made in allowing them to disperse far and wide.

 

[Persian Gulf]

How many Afghan moved to Iran due to the prolonged Afghanistan wars over decades? Pakistan has millions of them, and they have indeed caused societal issues. I can imagine the same situation in Iran, except that I think Iran was more successful in containing them instead of the mistakes Pakistan made in allowing them to disperse far and wide.

official numbers are 4-5 million but the borders are very porous and estimates of the real number vary widely (most seem to think 8-10 million)

"Iran International" (US-based, Israeli-funded anti Iran network, designated as a terrorist entity in Iran) has been using the issue a lot recently to turn Iranians against Afghans. they promote images of supposedly illegal Afghan migrants collecting their free bread funded by Iranian taxpayers. the bigger issue is Iranians are already suffering economically, so it's easy to exploit this sentiment by using these stories about Afghans

but for sure better regulation and controls of our borders are needed and IRI is failing badly in this