You cannot deal with my points, so you choose to distort them.
Those who an read English can very well see that .
Read again the post you addressed with such blatant dstortions. Particularly the following part:
With respect to terrorism, my argument is not about finding excuses to justify terrorism. My argument is about the irrationality of holding Iran to unreasonably high standards simply because it violates the international law when it uses some terrorist groups to accomplish its objectives. The US, Russia, Syria, Iraq and Israal have used terrorist groups for years to accomplish their objectives and all of them have violated the international law in many ways with much heavier consequences for the victims. A single aggressive conventional war which violated international laws has cost wayyyyy more innocent victims and civilian lives than all Iranian terrorist actions combined.
I did not say that the Kurd are evil because unlike you I am consistent when I see things in context. The Kurds, like other groups have done some evil things, including terrorist acts that killed innocent Turkish civilians (as I showed in my previous link). But again, this does not put them at some unique level of moral deprivation compared to their antagonists in the region. Notice by the way that if I were to use your double stadards of selectively using "context," I would have criticized you for your attempt to brush off Kurdish terrorism, but I do not criticize you about such thing. I am just criticizing your double standards of examining things within a broader "context"
Historically, it has been, indeed, much better to take the chances of becoming victim of the Iranian sponsored terrorism than becoming a victim of the Syrian sponsored terrorism, or Iraqi sponsored terrorism or a victim of the Israel's "peaceful" expansion policies or of the US "liberation" policies. Iran does not have the capabilities to surpass the harm that other states have inflicted on innocent civilians in the region.
Now point at the part where I say anything remotely close tho what you want me to say...