There's a difference between wearing a mask because you are engaging in wrongdoing and wearing a mask to prevent unjust retaliation. Even if the actual motive is the same, the implications are very different
EndlessNightmare
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The government has always had it out for protestors, to the extent that they'll try and use agents provocateur to escalate the situation. They don't want people to protest, they just want people to life back and take it. C'mon, you seriously asking this?
Protestors or vandals and rioters?
The former: to prevent government persecution and unfair retaliation. The latter: yes.
"May" is such a weasel word. I would be shocked if they actually do something.
It was hers, as opposed to someone else's.
This is like someone dying from COVID denying it on their deathbed.
You can't fix stupid.
I think they expected there to be a tsunami of sympathy when the missiles struck.
The backlash against the American bombing of Iran, and even some actual support for Iran on social media has to be highly unnerving for them.
My guess would be greater quantity and better delivery systems.
Anton Chigurh: "Now is not a time"
How fucking stupid would it be for Trump to make this sort of escalation to stir up a hornet nest that pisses off his MAGA base and people from the left while drawing international condemnation...and for the effort to be a failure.
And Israel can stop its genocide against the Palestinians
I am not the arbiter of what is/isn't wrong, but there are some general consensus among the public as well as pertinent legal frameworks.