No. of Recommendations: 3
Go live in Iran, you wouldn't last five seconds.
As a straight, white, Christian, man, I might be more comfortable in a cosmopolitan city in Iran, than a Hispanic person in a US city, with a phalanx of ICE storm troops, who are behind in their quota, stomping down the street in my direction.
Tho, I would suspect USians, right now, would receive an extra dose of stink-eye, just as Muslims did in the US after 9/11.
from the net sifter:
Recognized Minorities (Armenians and Assyrians): These groups are granted constitutional recognition and have dedicated seats in the Iranian Parliament. However, they are often treated as second-class citizens, facing discrimination in employment, marriage, and inheritance laws. They are strictly prohibited from proselytizing or holding services in Persian (Farsi), the national language, to prevent Muslims from attending.
Steve
