As riots exploded in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd, Iran was quick to capitalize on that as a means to score cheap political points against the US. Their foreign minister called it "a harrowing demonstration of systematic racism".
Which brings me to the question: Does Iran have any moral ground to stand on, considering its record in human rights abuses?
And would their friends in Lebanon dare openly criticize the Iranian police like they do the US administration?
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Which brings me to the question: Does Iran have any moral ground to stand on, considering its record in human rights abuses?
And would their friends in Lebanon dare openly criticize the Iranian police like they do the US administration?

Iranian security forces are using lethal force to crush protests
More than 100 protesters have been killed according to credible reports received by Amnesty International

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