{MISLEADING TITLE}Iranian General Who Betrayed Khamenei By Revealing His Exact Location Has Repented

@badhoo3a The concept of this comment is dumb as shit. There could be people who haven't seen it? Just because you love being strapped in your chair and watch gore all day doesnt mean everyone does the same degen stuff you do

@LoyalSociety hey fuckwit maybe he's referring to the "Iranian General Who Betrayed Khamenei By Revealing His Exact Location Has Repented" part of the title. use ya head.

@THETOTALGUY Nobody's surprised to see you wanting to get up in his ass.

@crapola Those were your parents?

@TheThing87 why do I feel like you were one of those dudes who went “we warned you! " after Mamdani's Arabic numerals announcement?

However, if you do wish to live without shit from Muslims and Leftists, good luck living without:
Modern medicine: Muslims played a critical role in developing modern medicine during the Islamic Golden Age (approx. 8th–14th centuries). Scholars like Ibn Sina (Avicenna) and Al-Razi (Rhazes) advanced pharmacology, developed systematic clinical trials, pioneered specialized hospitals (Bimaristans), and wrote foundational texts that guided European medicine for centuries.
Hospitals: The first, featuring wards and teaching centers, was established in 9th-century Cairo.
Coffee: First brewed in Yemen in the 9th century.
Fountain Pen: Earliest records date to the 10th century.
Solid Soap Bars: Developed in the 10th-century Middle East.
Surgery: While Muslims did not invent the concept of surgery (which dates back to ancient Egypt and Greece), they revolutionized, formalized, and advanced it into a modern science during the Islamic Golden Age. Key advancements were led by 10th-century Andalusian physician Al-Zahrawi ("Albucasis", often called the "father of surgery," who invented over 200 surgical instruments, introduced catgut for internal stitches, and authored a 30-volume medical encyclopedia used in Europe for 500 YEARS.
Universities: Muslims are widely credited with establishing the world's first degree-granting university. In 859 CE, Fatima al-Fihri founded the University of al-Qarawiyyin in Fez, Morocco. Recognized by UNESCO and Guinness World Records as the oldest continually operating higher educational institution, it predates European universities by centuries.
Modern numbers: while numbers were created by INDIANS, the system was adopted, refined, and transmitted to Europe by Islamic/Arab scholars, leading to the name "Arabic numerals". The concept of zero was also refined in India.

And as for Leftists:
Organ Transplants: Soviet scientists pioneered organ transplants, including the world's first artificial heart (1937), the first heart-lung transplant (1946), and the first lung transplant (1947).
LEDS: Oleg Losev, a Soviet scientist, made pioneering investigations into light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in the 1920s.
Mobile phones: Leonid Ivanovich Kupriyanovich developed an early mobile phone system in 1955.
Tetris: Alexey Pajitnov invented Tetris in 1984 while working for the Soviet Academy of Sciences.

@SugarSlaughter293 cope much?

@InternetFullofRetards I’m just saying bruv. Maybe I am coping, but I like being in the world, thank you.

@SugarSlaughter293 hell your full of shit ????????

@scorpionsrevenge not really