کنایه به آمار تشییع
Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 Fars News Agency has now said that the number of those cheering was between forty-one and forty- 0:04 three million people. Dear friends, I already said I don't accept this as a referendum. 0:13 One 0:16 question I have. The review period is over now, right — tomorrow, or the day after. Given this situation 0:22 you're describing, where all these forty-one to forty-three million people 0:27 took part in expressing their view, considering that after all part of the country's population are children 0:32 who can't come, part are elderly men and women, some people have other obligations, and some 0:36 were in cities where they had no way to come — that means nearly one hundred percent of the people support 0:42 the Islamic Republic. Not ninety percent — let's say, to be generous, eighty percent. Because if it were supposed to be 0:48 forty million out of our country's population — we have very many rural people, small towns. Even 0:52 in big cities, some people simply didn't have the financial means to come. 0:56 meaning everyone who had the means came. Well, given such a population, my question to you 1:01 is this: will the mullahs really walk around comfortably in the streets of the city starting tomorrow, 1:05 since people didn't have a problem with the mullah as a person? Well, mullahs existed before the revolution too, 1:09 and up until a few years ago too. If people insult them, curse them, attack them, knock off their turbans, 1:14 it's because they see them as a symbol of the regime. So starting tomorrow, will a mullah stand on the street and people passing 1:19 will bow to him? He's a symbol of this regime, after all. These very same people who keep getting filmed 1:24 crying and saying 'oh God, forgive me, sir, I didn't know. I'm not even 1:28 someone who prays or fasts, but the Leader came to me in a dream. Anyway, I realized I was wrong. 1:32 I won't insult him anymore.' 1:34 It's not just about him — it's about others too. Starting tomorrow will taxis happily 1:40 pick up mullahs? Will nobody bother a mullah on the street, or make snide remarks to him? On the 1:45 metro, will people not mock him if he gets on? Actually I'm against that too, because that mullah 1:49 shouldn't ride the metro at all — it's not a bad thing not to. But since he insists on wearing clothing that is the symbol 1:53 of the regime, he presumably is prepared for it. This too is a referendum. Meaning, starting tomorrow, will a mullah pass on the street 1:58 and people all bow to him, because until now the people were mistaken and 2:02 didn't know the truth? Now the death of the martyred leader has supposedly transformed the people. Meaning it's being broadcast 2:08 on various media, with various people, someone weeping bitterly. A woman without hijab, a man 2:13 with tattoos, for example — I don't mean to say tattoos are bad, but by their standards it simply 2:17 doesn't exist [as acceptable]. They're saying, we were wrong, the Leader was right, and may God forgive us our sins. 2:22 We should see its manifestation and symbol in the streets starting tomorrow. Starting tomorrow, there must be 2:27 a huge crowd as the symbol of the masses, right? These are the symbols of the regime, after all.
Caption If 41 to 43 million people truly showed up... then counting children, the elderly, and those who couldn't afford to travel — does that mean nearly 100% of people are supporters?! 🤔
A sharp, quotable jab at official statistics: when the numbers themselves defy logic, the answer hides inside a simple question.
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