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> I've personally known 2 women from Iran who are not fans of the US foreign policy, but become red with anger and visibly shaking when talking about their govt
by sdfghswe 4y ago
> I've personally known 2 women from Iran who are not fans of the US foreign policy, but become red with anger and visibly shaking when talking about their govt's treatment of women.
Why "but"? Those are usually the same groups of people.
- achow 4y agoDon't get it; 'but' seems to be very legitimate use. Intuitively, it is more likely that people who are not fan of US policies would be fan of Iranian govt's policies (you know because Iranian govt and US govt don't see eye to eye and all that..).
- sdfghswe 4y ago> but become red with anger and visibly shaking when talking about their govt's treatment of women. Oh sorry I misinterpreted this phrase. I read it as if it said "become red with anger when you criticize their govt's treatment of women". My bad.
- rhamzeh 4y ago"Intuitively, it is more likely that people who are not fan of US policies would be fan of Iranian govt's policies" In what world but an American worldview is that even remotely intuitive? That statement is plain wrong.