To the best of my knowledge, yes. Iranian people are the most pro-West people in the middle east. It's in the US's interest to support them for a better future, and we've seen successful examples of this in the past in Germany, South Korea, Japan, etc.
Not every country should be compared to Iraq and Syria.
The general trend of more freedom==greater lifespan and more healthy children is very clear, but muddying the waters is a favorite tactic of those who'd exploit the lack of freedom for their own benefit.
When was the last time you were in Iran? For me it was 2018.
It is crazy to me that Iranians that have not lived in Iran for decades are begging the US to attack Iran.
Like, how is this going to be different from Iraq?
I was there until after you. You can oppose this war as much as you want; in the end the majority of Iranian people support it.
Many accounts responding to this are Pahlavi supporters. Even the foreign supporters of this war are starting to question it
"Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive."
As a Persian, I fully support this war because to me and millions of others, this is the only way the murderous islamic regime can be wiped off the map once and for all.
To my American friends: Please take a look at almost 9 million exiled Iranians all over the world who regularly protest in support of this foreign intervention.
Not every war is necessary, but sometimes war is necessary. You couldn't negotiate with Hitler, and you can't do that with the mullas either.