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Iran uses lego's to defeat U.S propaganda lol Youtube bans them if they go viral ..
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBGlownVkhk

Iran uses lego's to defeat U.S propaganda lol Youtube bans them if they go viral ..


Lol did you watch that video?

Both of those guys are heavily developmentally challenged, that was uncomfortable.
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Lol did you watch that video?

Both of those guys are heavily developmentally challenged, that was uncomfortable.


Well we briefly had a consensus on footy, now back to war:

(a) There looks to be a delay on the audio and video track, and the guy being interviewed looks to be dubbed, or not speaking in his native language, or both. He seems be an Australian in Iran, as opposed to an Iranian, with an Australian accent.
(b) He distinguishes between superficial affirmation and genuine loyalty.
(c) He articulates a normative principle ("true friendship" involves honest criticism).
(d) He applies that principle to political discourse, arguing that criticism among allies is healthier than empty praise.

That's a recognisable philosophical position. It's reminiscent of ideas found in traditions from Aristotle ("a friend tells the truth") to Confucius to modern psychology, where constructive criticism is viewed as a feature of authentic relationships rather than hostility. He is displaying conceptual thinking, self-reflection, and the ability to formulate general principles, regardless of whether one agrees with his world view or not.

What I would say is : I would have much preferred he speak in his native language with subtitles then this. A bit like watching Anime - Subbed never Dubbed please. But developmentally challenged, no.

This post was edited by ferdia on Jul 19 2026 07:22am
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Lol did you watch that video?

Both of those guys are heavily developmentally challenged, that was uncomfortable.


haha what makes you think that? was it the lego cartoon?

Well we briefly had a consensus on footy, now back to war:

(a) There looks to be a delay on the audio and video track, and the guy being interviewed looks to be dubbed, or not speaking in his native language, or both. He seems be an Australian in Iran, as opposed to an Iranian, with an Australian accent.
(b) He distinguishes between superficial affirmation and genuine loyalty.
(c) He articulates a normative principle ("true friendship" involves honest criticism).
(d) He applies that principle to political discourse, arguing that criticism among allies is healthier than empty praise.

That's a recognisable philosophical position. It's reminiscent of ideas found in traditions from Aristotle ("a friend tells the truth") to Confucius to modern psychology, where constructive criticism is viewed as a feature of authentic relationships rather than hostility. He is displaying conceptual thinking, self-reflection, and the ability to formulate general principles, regardless of whether one agrees with his world view or not.

What I would say is : I would have much preferred he speak in his native language with subtitles then this. A bit like watching Anime - Subbed never Dubbed please. But developmentally challenged, no.


breaks it down pretty good ... accept i not sure he has the accent right .. could be iranian 1 to me..

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Well we briefly had a consensus on footy, now back to war:

(a) There looks to be a delay on the audio and video track, and the guy being interviewed looks to be dubbed, or not speaking in his native language, or both. He seems be an Australian in Iran, as opposed to an Iranian, with an Australian accent.
(b) He distinguishes between superficial affirmation and genuine loyalty.
(c) He articulates a normative principle ("true friendship" involves honest criticism).
(d) He applies that principle to political discourse, arguing that criticism among allies is healthier than empty praise.

That's a recognisable philosophical position. It's reminiscent of ideas found in traditions from Aristotle ("a friend tells the truth") to Confucius to modern psychology, where constructive criticism is viewed as a feature of authentic relationships rather than hostility. He is displaying conceptual thinking, self-reflection, and the ability to formulate general principles, regardless of whether one agrees with his world view or not.

What I would say is : I would have much preferred he speak in his native language with subtitles then this. A bit like watching Anime - Subbed never Dubbed please. But developmentally challenged, no.


"a friend tells the truth" is a concept six year olds are all familiar with, that's not evidence of advanced thought...

If that's not his voice and someone else is translating then maybe he gets a pass and it's just the translator.

There's no excuse for the interviewer tho gd who is this guy's audience? I just tried to watch it again, got almost 5 minutes in and had to stop again because it's so uncomfortable. That guy should be drinking juice boxes and watching anime, not making political youtube videos.

I agree with tho that sounds like an Iranian accent, it's certainly not Australian

This post was edited by Shadowoffury on Jul 19 2026 11:42am
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