Sounds like a propaganda, have you heard of the Human rights violations against the Bahai Community who are denied basic access to education , trade and Justice ?
Dude , you visited a place under a religious theocratic dictatorship and saw clean roads / good food and was clearly blown over . this says nothing about the hardships that Iranian people face every day.
The post is all about the people not the government. I was the organizer of the event then. I think the moral of the story is, people in Iran and what they are trying to achieve worth watching and the world should take them seriously. Despite the main stream media people here are trying to change the world to a better place to live.
I have posted this story to HN because I think people will be more interested to visit Iran and event start investing in the people. As Jonny mention in his article Iran is not a perfect place to live but people are doing their best here.
Your sayings might be considered serious only when you've mentioned it where its truly belong.
I do think it's not fair to blame the normal people which are not responsible for anything except making their place of living a better place.
As far as I know and based on the freedom of speech, your comment is respectable but it's truly not related to the topic. You may want to mention it somewhere else.
Dude , you visited a place under a religious theocratic dictatorship and saw clean roads / good food and was clearly blown over . this says nothing about the hardships that Iranian people face every day.
Husein. Shiraz.