Jiang says Iranian restraint in the war follows from a Zoroastrian-style need to fight for light and truth rather than appear as villains.
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Restraint
Jiang says Iranian restraint in the war follows from a Zoroastrian-style need to fight for light and truth rather than appear as villains.
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Key Notes
Jiang predicts China will not be heard from much in the Iran conflict and can largely be discounted as a decisive participant.
He distinguishes Washington’s revered restraint from Hamilton’s founding vision: Washington could have become king but retired, while Hamilton supplied the imperial-industrial blueprint.
Reason without love's relational restraint can reason its way to concentration camps, nuclear bombs, and genocide.
Jiang suspects that politicians such as Raisi urged patience and restraint after Soleimani's killing and the April 2024 Damascus strike, while the IRGC wanted vengeance and war.
Jiang distinguishes between the United States losing a war with Iran and Iran winning it: he says Iran would be devastated, with tens of millions dying for no reason.
Timestamped Evidence
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"...someone else. And because of that idea, interconnectedness, it puts a restraint on your reason. But if you're capable of reasoning by yourself, you..."
"So there are people who are thinking like, maybe the problem isn't Israel. Maybe the problem isn't the United States. Maybe the problem is..."
"...States right now is suicidal. So they were urging caution and restraint. And the Revolutionary Guard Corps didn't like that. And then April 1st..."
"Because they have too much power. And they are creating too much tension. Overseas. And they are too fanatical. Okay? And so. It is..."
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