The Instagram note of Dr. Temmorth Bashirieh, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Legal Scientific Association

It seems that the use of such a word indicates an authoritarian thinking that does not recognize any right of opposition for someone who partially agrees with his request.

In this point of view, you either have to be submissive to my views, or you are in the category of an enemy that I must beat you in any way I can and I will not hesitate a bit in humiliating, intimidating, and oppressing you!

This is a method that has been followed by some domestic radical media for years, and today some protesters, whose Qibla is a foreign network, are busy reproducing it.

Both of these have an interesting point in common, and that is to create maximum pressure to crush all those who even slightly have an angle with their thoughts and behavior. Probably, this authoritarianism is caused by cultural contexts in a country where free-thinking and libertarianism for everyone are not rooted, and suppressing any kind of opposition has been a long-standing profession.

A culture that constantly beats the drum of "absolutely on me or with me" and its ears are too heavy, if not deaf, to hear any other voice. Until such a culture is reformed, any kind of replacement is only replacing the new authoritarianism with the old authoritarianism. Therefore, it is necessary to penetrate the concrete walls of this culture and change this policy.

In this regard, for years, the duty of the government with the method adopted by the Guardian Council has been completely clear, in such a way that it has left no stone unturned in the removal, and the opposition has not received any, but even a little disagreement; But it is good that the protestors try not to resort to such a way to protest and not to forget the interests of Iran, which is the home of all of us.

Based on this, I think there are two categories of protestors: "those who want change at any cost" and "those who want change but not at any cost".

The first category and the second category are called middle open.

I am also one of those who want change, but not at the price of blood falling from the nose of "any human" and not that a cell of "our lives means our Iran" is taken away.
Yes! I am in the middle!
Tahmores Bashiriyeh

P.N.: While I must prepare myself for new insults from both sides, I must avoid falling into the abyss of tyranny!