A few things:

1) Calling people names because they have a differing opinion speaks about you more than it does about others.

2) It isn't an "either or" situation.  The US can be wrong, and it can also be true the Iran does in fact massacre their people.  Most things, in fact, are not mutually exclusive. 

3) The world wants to hate the US, so be the first to stop buying US products.  So toss all you video game systems (AMD or Nvidia chipsets) in the garbage.  Toss your phone in the bin (Android or Apple).  Stop using Netflix.  Stop using X/Twitter.  Toss your computers in the garage (AMD or Intel).  Etc, etc.  People want to complain about the US while doing nothing but supporting the US with their purchases.  Money gives power, hate the US so much, stop supporting it.     

Just a quick note about Android: While Google is the original developer and also maintains most of the code, it's actually not owned by Google anymore and it's freeware now. Hence how Android distros without any Google services are a thing. My phone (Fairphone 5) even came with the option for /e/ or CalyxOS as the operating system if I had bought it online, though my provider only had the standard Google Chrome option available.

As for the rest, this is why many countries slowly try to decouple but can't fully do so because critical parts are only coming from one region or another, and many of them in the US. The aforementioned computer and console chips for instance are all designed in the US, mostly produced in Taiwan with machinery only available from the Netherlands. Microprocessing hardware however is very difficult to set up from scratch, and even someone like Elon Musk would be bankrupted by this before the chips would become anything close to competitive.

In short, people and countries decouple slowly, but only where it's reasonably possible for most people, as in physical goods and service providers that are available from other countries, but these options simply don't exist for everything.

Agreed, which was my point.  The secondary point is the US isn't going to change until people get of their products.  The US is only going to respond to money.  

I didn't know that about Android, so fair point, thanks for the information.

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As long as people continue to support Apple, Nvidia, Disney, Amazon, etc..  the US will NEVER change.  Change is only going to occur via financial hits.  

I will maybe be banned for this, but the number of dumb people in this thread is just unbelievable.
The fact that people dont realize that "massacre of people in Iran" is just american propaganda to justify the illegal assault on Iran.
Americans always do the same thing.
They hire mercenaries to wreak havoc in countries so then americans can invade the country and continue to kill children like they doing in past 70 years.
IT worked in the past so why not keep doing the same thing.
You americans go and keep been dumb and let your country continue to manipulate you like they always do.
And ofc dont forget to celebrate your POS soldiers when they come home, but just remember when you do that, that same soldier probably killed multiple kids.

A few things:

1) Calling people names because they have a differing opinion speaks about you more than it does about others.

2) It isn't an "either or" situation.  The US can be wrong, and it can also be true the Iran does in fact massacre their people.  Most things, in fact, are not mutually exclusive. 

3) The world wants to hate the US, so be the first to stop buying US products.  So toss all you video game systems (AMD or Nvidia chipsets) in the garbage.  Toss your phone in the bin (Android or Apple).  Stop using Netflix.  Stop using X/Twitter.  Toss your computers in the garage (AMD or Intel).  Etc, etc.  People want to complain about the US while doing nothing but supporting the US with their purchases.  Money gives power, hate the US so much, stop supporting it.     

Agreed, which was my point.  The secondary point is the US isn't going to change until people get of their products.  The US is only going to respond to money.  

I didn't know that about Android, so fair point, thanks for the information.

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As long as people continue to support Apple, Nvidia, Disney, Amazon, etc..  the US will NEVER change.  Change is only going to occur via financial hits.  

lol who actually believes that bullshit. They've been saying they are a "week or two away" from having nukes for like 15+ years. 

More like Israel has Epstein dirt on Trump and now is the best time to play their card, before Trump loses badly in the mid-term elections and becomes a lame duck president. 

1. Its not different opinion, its the fact, over 200 kids is already killed in Iran in just few days, how many more  are going to be killed, what you think.

Ok calling people dumb is not OK, but how else to address people who buy in to this BS, US government doing for years, not years, decades.

2. And you know that how? From your media? No one know what is going in there expect people who live there and i dont see anyone complaining about life in Iran. They only started to show these BS pictures from people in Iran (most likely hired by US government) with some weird signs and some idiotic news about, what was the number, something like 50000 killed in protests, few weeks before illegal assault. You rly need to be blind to believe in to that.

3.Of all these things i only own Nvidia GPU and Switch 1. Dont own Android or Apple phone, ofc never used that crap called Netflix and never had Twitter and never will. 

I actually have a few friends from Iran, and you have to be kidding me..  you think women are happy in Iran?  LGBTQ?  Are you really not aware of rights in Iran? 

My take, probably my last post, is people are viewing this situation as a Disney movie.  Meaning they are looking for the hero and villain.  This isn't Disney.  Trump is a dangerous tyrant.  Iran had 60% enriched U-235, power plants require 2-5%...  there isn't a long list of reasons to have 60% enriched U-235.  Perhaps there are no heros and there are multiple villains?  Just my opinion, you are entitled to be respected for yours.