I wish this were true of the Iranian diaspora as well, but it’s like 2/3rds libs and monarchists and 1/3rd hardcore government supporters. Though among the hard-core supporters it’s more likely to find people who like the DPRK but not China. Kind of an odd mish-mash of opinions.
Maybe it’s becuase I’m most used to interacting with Lebanese and Iraqi Arabs, but the former I’ve found to have a subsection of hard-core Hezboallah/Iran haters. Which is odd becuase they’re also Shia. It’s not common but it happens enough that it makes me scratch my head, cuz finding an anti-resistance Lebanese Shia is very difficult normally.
I wish this were true of the Iranian diaspora as well, but it’s like 2/3rds libs and monarchists and 1/3rd hardcore government supporters. Though among the hard-core supporters it’s more likely to find people who like the DPRK but not China. Kind of an odd mish-mash of opinions.
Maybe it’s becuase I’m most used to interacting with Lebanese and Iraqi Arabs, but the former I’ve found to have a subsection of hard-core Hezboallah/Iran haters. Which is odd becuase they’re also Shia. It’s not common but it happens enough that it makes me scratch my head, cuz finding an anti-resistance Lebanese Shia is very difficult normally.
Funny thing about pro-DPRK and anti-China: without China DPRK would be eliminated long time ago.