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19 Reasons Why You Should Never Visit Iran

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How does Iran's religious police compare to KSA's religious police?
 
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I heard that @SOHEIL was detained and questioned by them last week....apparently they didn't like the fact that SOHEIL wore a Hijab despite being a dude ! :unsure:

I think you must visit tehran someday ... then we can discuss it in private !
 
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19 Reasons Why You Should Never Visit Iran

No doubt you’ve heard a lot about Iran in the media. And it’s true, Iran is a truly evil and terrifying place. Here we present 19 reasons you should never, ever, visit this godforsaken land.

#1. The capital city is basically a ruin.

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Tehran’s skyline is truly mediocre.

#2. Everyone lives in a mud shack.

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The Tabatabaei house in Kashan is a pretty miserable place to while away your days.

#3. The villages are pretty much what you’d find anywhere else.

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If Palangan village, on the border with Iraq, looks mildly impressive, it’s just because of the lighting. Nothing to do with the near-vertical positioning of the houses.

#4. The architecture is plain and lackluster.

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Why would anyone want to visit the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque in Shiraz?

#5. Meh.

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Oh Shiraz, is this the best you can do?

#6. The women are oppressed and downtrodden.

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She looks like she needs someone to liberate her.

#7. Iranians are a grumpy, pool-party-hating bunch.

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I would hate to be hanging out with this boring group.



#8. The food is unpalatable and bland.

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I wouldn’t touch that stuff with a barge pole.

Wow that's too beautiful!
Sarcasm of the thread title is just ... :enjoy:
 
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Iran is one of the top countries on my bucket list to visit. A real dream of mine would be to have an extended stay there, and attend a semester at one of the universities. The cultural experience alone would be invaluable.
 
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