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Authoritarian Islamic fundamentalism.
As opposed to western "Divine Secular Absolutism"? Real funny looking words you got there, when stringed together.
Authoritarianism is a dumb, useless and meaningless term, when you understand that every state assumes authority (name me one country that doesn't assume authority, therefore isn't "authoritarian").
1979 happened because you libs couldn't stop trying to meddle in Iran's affairs.
Coulda saved spared us from the dogwhistle by just saying "they're not white".
Imagine trying to explain the concept of authority like a dipshit and then end it with an accusation of racism.
Could never be me lmao.
I can imagine, because it's almost always true of chronically Western libs parroting State Department buzzwords. Not really beating the allegations here.
Name one country that doesn't assume authority.