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The death of Neda Agha-Soltan is tragic, of course, and should be lamented by everyone, but using it to cast aspersions on the government of Iran is nothing more than disingenuous propaganda. No one knows who shot her. Nightline made the shooter out to be a supporter of the government, but until the shooter is designer sunglasses for sale identified, that claim has no justification. Yes, she may have been shot by a supporter of the government, but she may have been shot by someone just like John Allen Muhammad, the Beltway sniper. She may have been shot by someone paid by Mossad or even the CIA. She may even have been shot by a supporter of Mir Hossein Moussavi who needed a martyr for his cause célèbre. Nobody knows!
Of course, Nightline implied that tragic events like this only occur in nations with authoritarian governments, those governments that make up an axis of evil. Such events could never occur in America, a virtuous, humane, constitutional democracy that guarantees its citizens the rights to peacefully assemble and to petition the government for a redress of their grievances. So, I presume, the brutal suppression by U.S. Army troops under the leadership of Douglas MacArthur and George S. Patton of the Bonus Expeditionary Force of 43,000 veterans and their families in 1932 never took place. And I presume that Alabama’s suppression of the Birmingham campaign in the early 1960s never happened either. And, of course, there is the infamous May 4, 1970 massacre at Kent State in which the Ohio National Guard killed four and wounded nine anti-war demonstrating students. I presume, too, that it never happened.