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source? What are you asking for? Can I prove God exists? No. Similarly, I cannot prove such a claim. There have been seemingly plenty of news, I've spoken with
by personomas 6y ago
source? What are you asking for? Can I prove God exists? No. Similarly, I cannot prove such a claim.
There have been seemingly plenty of news, I've spoken with Iranians, etc. None of this would be enough to prove anything to someone who can't see the writing on the wall.
Nonetheless, I do respect the possibility that I might be wrong, that's why I had written seemingly. But it's so likely at this point, based on what I've seen, observed, understand, that my comment seems good and fair.
- postingpals 6y agoYou can tell it's an issue that warrants more than one sentence to come to a conclusion, because there is an entire wikipedia article dedicated to every country's viewpoint on the matter, meaning this is mostly a matter of opinion and cannot be used to justify the murder of a nuclear scientist. (Which I realise you did not justify) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Views_on_the_nuclear_program_of_Iran
- personomas 6y agoJust because there's debate and different opinions, doesn't mean the truth is inconclusive. Politicians have the same problem as you - where is the proof that Iran can't be trusted? There is no proof, there can't be proof. This leads to endless debate with many different opinions. Just because there's a disagreement involving many sides, doesn't mean that none of the sides are correct. Sometimes, just one of those sides are correct. It is good then when that side pursues the truth, even against all doubt.