Both were “detained for several hours without reason, interrogated and one of them was physically abused” before they were able to return to the embassy, he said.
Both were “detained for several hours without reason, interrogated and one of them was physically abused” before they were able to return to the embassy, he said.
Yes, they are. The point made above is illustrative of how both sides of this war treat their respective, supposed, enemies’ allies.
The context of the post is how French diplomats are treated by the Iranian government, an issue entirely separate from the U.S.-Iranian war or ICE.
In comparing the Iranian government’s actions to ICE, however, while ICE has engaged in murder, deadly force, and racial profiling—among other crimes and injustices—the Iranian government has murdered thousands of its citizens in the name of suppressing public dissent. Both regimes should be ousted, but the bloodshed of the Iranian government shouldn’t be dismissed in the name of ICE.