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On 3/5/2026 at 7:58 PM, jts-khorat said:

So, the interesting question is then: why are those poeple stuck in those airports?

This was an illegal, fully imperialist attack on a third nation: totally preventable, if the same guy would not have broken the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).

On 3/5/2026 at 7:58 PM, jts-khorat said:

My assumption would be, that you would, following your logic, ask for the United States government to reimburse people for their preventable losses and hardships endured; and for those who wrote similar comments to yours and are actually American, to chip in with their own funds (as they are collectively responsible for their government -- same as the Iranian civilians dying right now, it seems).

I am waiting with bated breath hearing how some American paid for this guys airfare and hotel...

I completely agree with you that this was an illegal, imperialist attack that was unprovoked. Unfortunately Trump is causing chaos in the Middle East. I am not for this war in any way. I was simply stating that at this time, there are many people in far worse shape than this poor tourist who has to reschedule his flight to Thailand.

5 hours ago, Issan girl said:

I am not for this war in any way. I was simply stating that at this time, there are many people in far worse shape than this poor tourist who has to reschedule his flight to Thailand.

I get, to a point, what you are saying. But at the same time, there are in any moment in time millions of people constantly worse off, to the point of dying from starvation, famine, or -- as in this case -- war. Many of those are children, even.

It never worries anybody. Actually I would bet, would we have a starving Iranian man ringing on our doorbell right now, we would not open our house to him.

So why would we single out this guy who talks about the fact that he, personally, suffered a very quantifiable and serious financial loss.

I think all those who critisized this man are hypocrites, if they are not -- right now! -- posting from somewhere in Gaza, the South Sudan or some favela slum in South America, handing out food to the poor and suffering. Even then I would question how those holy people have the time to post banal criticism on the internet, instead of investing their time in helping those poor souls their virtue signaling is supposed to be about.