Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi vs Ayatollah Khomeini

[Cassius]

The Shah. He had a few questionable policies (redistributing portions of land away from the aristocracy was one) but in general, he seemed like a decent, and most importantly, pro-western figure.

[Cassius]

The Shah. He had a few questionable policies (redistributing portions of land away from the aristocracy was one) but in general, he seemed like a decent, and most importantly, pro-western figure.

lol

Is wikipedia biting me in the backside again?

[Cassius]

The Shah. He had a few questionable policies (redistributing portions of land away from the aristocracy was one) but in general, he seemed like a decent, and most importantly, pro-western figure.

lol

Is wikipedia biting me in the backside again?

It's just pretty hilarious (yet also sad) that, among all the horrible things Palavi did, the only thing you manage to point out is actually pretty good.

Well, I guess we see the world in completely different and irreconcilable ways.