what do think about Iranians?be honest plz?
83014
I don't think they are all the same. everyone always tries to talk about a nationality as a group, but everyone is different.  some iranians are good, and some are bad people, just like americans and iraqi's and eskimo's who knows.  it's not fair for someone to say "stupid americans" because we're not all stupid, and some of us are pretty cool.  Just like Iranian's or whatever else.  I'm sorry if I didn't help, it's just one person's opinion, and hey who am I?
887512
It is nice to hear someone, who like the majority of Americans, does not take what their government says for face value.\n\nJust as not every American thinks every Iranian wants to destroy us, I would hope that not every Iranian thinks every American wants to destroy them.\n\nMost Americans, 99% of them, don't want to hate people.  The problem I think, lies within the people who represent our nations.  On one hand you have President Bush and others, who trying to protect our country, have tried to get people to realize that there are fundemental, radical muslims in the middle east who want to kill them.  We don't believe that ALL muslims want to kill us, but there are a large group of them who do.\n\nOn the other hand, you have the President of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, is trying to guide his people towards a certain goal.  I myself have my own, personal opinions on what that goal is, but that would take more time to describe than I have.\n\nSo, it is very hard to descern what the average American or average Iranian believes, when we have very public, very outspoken icons standing up, spouting rhetoric.\n\nSo to you answer your question from a personal persepective, yes I support the current war.  Under Saddam Hussien, the Iraqi people were repressed and did not have the freedom they deserve, to be their own people.  I do not want to kill people.  I simply do not.  As for my government being honest, no.  I would be naive to think that my government is completely honest, but then again, the flip of that coin, is that no goverment is completely honest.\n\nI hold to V's statement "People should not fear their government, goverments should fear the people."
122762
no. i am not from iran. but i sooo dont agree with you that iran is a terrorist country !!!! you cannot mark the whole nation as a terrorist,couse of some groups of people.you'll find terrorists all over the world if you look better.but they are extreme individuals, not the country.
234972
A long, fantastic history...mucked up by the British when they took over the dismantling of the Ottoman Empire (after WW1, I think?) and installed a regency called the Shah.  Shia Islam predominates and the country is (effectively) run on religious grounds by a council of Ayatollahs.  It has a President who is insensitive to the outside world's viewpoint (to put it mildly) and it is currently awaiting the outcome of the UN Security Council's deliberation on its reluctance to allow the Atomic Energy Authority full and free access to its nuclear program, ostensibly for power.  Those who are mistrustful of it reckon that Iran is trying to make nuclear weapons which, given it's current President's comments on Israel, is understandable if (possibly) incorrect.\n\nDo I get Best Answer?
428646
Could you ask your question differently? It doesn't make sense.\n\nI think I get it now. Are you new to this country and want friends from your homeland? If that's the case you could probably search on the internet for Iranians in your area. Maybe you could make friends with Americans? There are many free english classes around the country. If you improve your english you could talk to lots of people.
659997
I went to college with a number of Iranians in America before the revolution and in France afterward.  They were without except absolutly adorable. Sweet as they could be, the boys and the girls, nice folks all.
1071447
Ough! I'm an Iranian! I think Iran's national team deteriorated in the world cup. Noone played well. During the last week, I heared lots of jokes about our Goalkeeper and Ali Daei. Iranians didn't expect those losses! So, I think they'll face the team with anger!
414471
I have several Iranian friends. I find them all to be genuine, helpful, friendly, honest and lovely people. And all of them are happy not to be living under the present Iranian administration.\n\nIran has always historically been an important power and, next to China, it has arguably the oldest continuous classical culture in the world. One day they will be able to take their due place in the international arena as a great nation with much to contribute.\n\nOf course, they'll have to change their government before that can happen.
652202
i think that the average American does not have a problem with Iranian people. The government however has a bad history. I think its best for the entire world if they left nuclear evolution alone.......
12608
you have a culture rooted in ancient times, and a beautiful language. iran is the middle east's dignity. i would like to have a visit there.
53857
I am an iranian...here everybody thinks that iran`s nuclear activity is peaceful at least this is what the governers say...i wonder if iran has the technology to make nuclear weapons but i dont believe that they can make atomic bombs! \n\nbut believe me iranians are not those kind of people to attack a country or sth...all iranians are kind people and we love living in peace because we have suffered a deadly war before and here nobody likes to see a new war!!!
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iran has a very long history, it is part of humankind history. at one time, they were the most powerful nation in the civilized world. they contributed much to science and art and have a very refined culture. \n\ni have known iranians, and i found them very intelligent and respectful\n\nthe problem now is that everyone is against them right now, which makes matters worse. they feel threatned and react angrily. how would you feel if everyone critizes you?\n\ni think iran should be integrated into the international community. they should open their doors and other countries should open their doors. iranians should see what is life outside iran, and other people should visit iran to see what it is like there.\n\nconcerning recent events, i think it is their legitimate rights to get nuclear technology. a lot of countries have also nuclear technology. it is not fair if you forbide them. it would make sense if france, usa, uk or russia stop using nuclear technology. but they continue using it and forbid everyone else to have it. what kind of attitude is that?\n\npeople worry that iran might produce nuclear bombs. but they are not the first one to get nuclear bombs. i think every country should ban nuclear bombs.
1174165
As an Iranian , I must say that the Iranian people wouldn't mind, they have had a rough time under a radical Islamic regime and want freedom and I think that the invasion of Iraq with all its faults has been very helpful to the Iraqi nation and has also had a good effect on  the u.s economy ( the strengthening of the dollar against other currencies), however Iran is 3 times the size of Iraq and has a better defense than most middle eastern countries and a war can become very Bloody and cause great losses of Life. If only all countries possessed democracy  and freedom, we would not have seen tragedy's like 9/11 or the Iraq- U.s war!
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If you have a relation to him, you must know him yourself better than every one, be in touch with him to more information, also i think we can find every kind of humans in each country, there are always bad&good together every where, but my own experiences say at all Iranian are good and honest people.
846359
I dont think so but whats the point?\nOk I got you now...I knew they were not arabs and as I have an Iranian online friend I know how nice and open minded they are.
1168015
I have had hundreds of Iranian clients, and many Iranian friends.\nI enjoy them very much, and appreciate their humor, their music, their sensitivities, and their concerns.
572220
I prefer an iranian girl...\n\nIran should be an Interesting place to visit, if it was more politically stable. Persian History is very rich (by the way don't confuse Iranians with Arabs)\n\nUnfortunally their leaders have very dangerous ideas...