Arminkh
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Well my dear fellow being, for all that matter let me clear it out, I've got nothing personal here, you're just another homosapien I'm talking to, nothing more nothing less, hence you shall be sure there exists nothing personal here.
But let me clear what I once mentioned with some ray of doubts here, yes you are ignorant and yes you are illiterate.
And for one to achieve a university degree never grants not being an illiterate, for that matter I've got a PhD from the UT and that's no grant for one not being an illiterate and ignorant.
If you never gonna accept being wrong even though you have been provided numerously with clear evidence, then you are an illiterate and ignorant.
If you live a life of faith and never ever let your self to cast a tiny little bit of doubt of your beliefs, if you are ready to sacrifice your wisdom on the basics you've never couraged to explore the roots and study about, then you are an illiterate no matter what degree are you holding.
If you are incapable to differentiate the generousness and dedication of a progressive society to promote higher values with the overspending and extravagance of a morally bankrupt nation from the pockets of it's future generations by selling out their limited resources, then have no piece of any doubt that you are just another ignorant illiterate.
Believe me my dear, if it wasn't for overgenerousity of your nation in selling out the cheap resources of oil and gas that also belongs to the many future generations to come, then you would have lived a life of no higher standard than this:
I'm sure your parents are proud of you. However, any literate and wise person would first doubt his own sanity and knowledge in order to avoid compound ignorance (or جهل مرکب) before pointing fingers at others. If you see too many people whom seem illiterate and ignorant to you, then maybe you are the one who is ignorant. And if you read through your 3 previous postings you may see there are many inconsistencies (or may not due to what I mentioned above). First you accused the government (or a certain group) of "Swallowing the resources" and now you say they "over-generously sold out the cheap resources" to bring our quality of life to what it is today? Make up your mind. So they tried to improve our quality of life after all. Apparently you don't like their method of doing it. Did you do anything to change it? Did you try to start a business to produce income by exporting the product of your high wisdom? Or went with the simpler way of just nagging about this and that and eventually since nobody liked to listen to you nagging, decided you don't want to be attributed to Iran in any way? I have actually seen a lot of people like you in both Sharif and Tehran university which is sad.
Again, you misread my statement. I was talking about the choice of being born as an Iranian and grow up to maturity there. I'm always thankful for that.
I didn't flee. I am here to pursue a bigger career opportunity. And I see many Europeans here who have left their "progressive and supportive" societies for the same reason. Hasn't it ever occurred to you that not everyone who leaves his country does this because he is fleeing? So much for someone who calls others illiterate and ignorant.
The basis of western personal freedom is that people learn to avoid judging others for their beliefs and/or way of life and calling them names. Something we Iranian and especially you are not very good at. I don't want to change your mind (honestly it is none of my business and if you are already out of Iran, good for you and Iran. If not, then hope you make it out soon). What I tried to say is that you have no right to call other proud Iranians ignorant and illiterate. It goes against the values of the same societies that you like so much.
Whatever your decision is, you don't need to let me know.
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