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Ah, if only Hitler was still alive so we could listen to his legitimate grievances about the evils of the Washington regime....

How do you know that Hitler didn't have any legitimate grievances?

Not saying he was a good guy, but one should always listen closely to enemies to understand what is really motivating them.

Why are you persecuting Bahai’s?

Why are women being beaten to death for not covering their hair?

What is it about Islam being a very violent religion?

Some of the questions not asked.

All good questions.

Bd6r says

Why are you persecuting Bahai’s?

Why are women being beaten to death for not covering their hair?

What is it about Islam being a very violent religion?

Some of the questions not asked.

Why did xiden persecute the untoxxinated? Should he have been violently removed by an "alliance" of other nations? I mean if we invoke Godwin's law lets not forget the mengele-esque actions of the US during the xiden admin.

Patrick says

How do you know that Hitler didn't have any legitimate grievances?

Not saying he was a good guy, but one should always listen closely to enemies to understand what is really motivating them.

It's also an improper comparison with a nation which went onto a quest for world domination and got pretty close ;)

mell says

Bd6r says

Why are you persecuting Bahai’s?

Why are women being beaten to death for not covering their hair?

What is it about Islam being a very violent religion?

Some of the questions not asked.

Why did xiden persecute the untoxxinated? Should he have been violently removed by an "alliance" of other nations? I mean if we invoke Godwin's law lets not forget the mengele-esque actions of the US during the xiden admin.

I completely agree and such questions should be asked. However, the court “journalists” did not ask these questions here, just like Cucker did not ask the chief Mullah too difficult questions.

In fact, the job of real journalists involves asking questions than the subject does not want to hear. Otherwise, it is propaganda

I'm sure that access to ask any questions at all is contingent on not asking the questions that the subject does not want to hear.

Tucker wants to keep interviewing people, so he can't look too hostile or his whole business is toast.

Bd6r says

I completely agree and such questions should be asked. However, the court “journalists” did not ask these questions here, just like Cucker did not ask the chief Mullah too difficult questions.

He did ask about the hostilities towards the US and other inconvenient topics. Maybe he didn't go far enough, but he also didn't ask prepared softball questions, it was pretty much an opportunity to hear their side. I think he would do the same when hearing the Israeli side. Their president did pretty well and did not come across as hostile or warmongering, and I have Irani friends living in the West who are critical of the clerics/theocracy but also love their fatherland. This is not a conflict which cannot be solved with diplomacy.

Patrick says

I'm sure that access to ask any questions at all is contingent on not asking the questions that the subject does not want to hear.

Tucker wants to keep interviewing people, so he can't look too hostile or his whole business is toast.

Exactly! Nearly the same as interviewing Soviet leaders - only reliably soft and friendly Western reporters were allowed.

mell says

Bd6r says

I completely agree and such questions should be asked. However, the court “journalists” did not ask these questions here, just like Cucker did not ask the chief Mullah too difficult questions.

He did ask about the hostilities towards the US and other inconvenient topics. Maybe he didn't go far enough, but he also didn't ask prepared softball questions, it was pretty much an opportunity to hear their side. I think he would do the same when hearing the Israeli side. Their president did pretty well and did not come across as hostile or warmongering, and I have Irani friends living in the West who are critical of the clerics/theocracy but also love their fatherland. This is not a conflict which cannot be solved with diplomacy.

Those questions are not hard. Hard ones are those exposing the fact that country is run according to a violent religion.

Bd6r says

Those questions are not hard. Hard ones are those exposing the fact that country is run according to a violent religion.

Everybody and their mother know the religion is a problem, but that was not part of this interview for 20 minutes, it evolved around the recent war and the uranium enrichment. I don't consider this an issue, it should be the topic for a longer, broader interview. I don't expect Tucker to ask Bibi about the Talmud either if he ever gets a 20 minute interview with him.

Bd6r says

Why are you persecuting Bahai’s?

Why are women being beaten to death for not covering their hair?

What is it about Islam being a very violent religion?

Some of the questions not asked.

because those are stupid questions. Tucker asked interesting stuff. imagine turn about if:
why are there rapes and murders in America? Why is black allowed to go on rampage and kill people slogan shouting for entire year? why are pedos not prosecuted? why your men self castrating, are there men left? why you gaying your kids with lgbt acceptance? and list goes on…

there’s no value to such clown questions. gotta keep it professional.

Let’s agree to disagree. If a regime is built on a violent religion, then they will lie and cheat and will not consider nonbelievers such as us being humans. There is something in Quran about lying to nonbelievers…if a state is based on that religion whatever they say cannot be trusted.

And yes, questions you posed should be asked by journalists but they will not. Cucker=cnn journalwhores.

Bd6r says

Let’s agree to disagree. If a regime is built on a violent religion, then they will lie and cheat and will not consider nonbelievers such as us being humans. There is something in Quran about lying to nonbelievers…if a state is based on that religion whatever they say cannot be trusted.

And yes, questions you posed should be asked by journalists but they will not. Cucker=cnn journalwhores.

our government lies the same. i don’t take what that man said as gospel. but i like hearing all sides as free american. tired of our shitty government deciding what my ears are allowed to hear. been that way since that closeted homo Bush administration.

mell says

I think he would do the same when hearing the Israeli side.

IF Tuqar interviews an Israeli, it will be more hostile than the Ted Cruz interview.

As predicted, Tuqar went nerfball on the Iranian President.

AmericanKulakMaximumTrumper says

mell says

I think he would do the same when hearing the Israeli side.

IF Tuqar interviews an Israeli, it will be more hostile than the Ted Cruz interview.

As predicted, Tuqar went nerfball on the Iranian President.

Well he claims they rejected his offer for an interview so we won't know, but I'd hold him to the same standards. Also the Ted Cruz interview was in the context of America First, a 20 minute interview with anyone important from the Israeli government the focus should as well be the middle eastern conflict/region and uranium enrichment/nukes. Without the actual interview we won't know.