Message from @Fondboy

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2019-09-18 03:30:28 UTC  

Yeah, the deal that was giving Iran money to use to develop nukes.

2019-09-18 03:30:47 UTC  

evidence that they were going that? and it was their money anyway

2019-09-18 03:31:04 UTC  

the UN had people go in and inspect their plants

2019-09-18 03:31:09 UTC  

@Fondboy it wasn't like Obama passed the deal through congress so the single handed thing isn't trumps fauly

2019-09-18 03:31:14 UTC  

It was money that was owed to a country that hasn't existed for longer than I've been alive.

2019-09-18 03:31:20 UTC  

We don't owe them shit.

2019-09-18 03:32:25 UTC  

they were just frozen assets america wasn't using them

2019-09-18 03:32:31 UTC  

also spader congress did pass it

2019-09-18 03:32:53 UTC  

literally 98-1

2019-09-18 03:33:26 UTC  

Obama wanted to veto it

2019-09-18 03:33:35 UTC  

that bill is the review of a perspective deal

2019-09-18 03:33:49 UTC  

not the treaty itself

2019-09-18 03:34:19 UTC  

oh shit

2019-09-18 03:34:21 UTC  

where is that

2019-09-18 03:35:20 UTC  

ah found it

2019-09-18 03:35:24 UTC  

what a dumb name

2019-09-18 03:36:27 UTC  

the article states it plainly

2019-09-18 03:37:42 UTC  

yea executive order

2019-09-18 03:37:45 UTC  

my bad

2019-09-18 03:38:04 UTC  

this doesn't change what is happenign

2019-09-18 03:38:57 UTC  

Under U.S. law the JCPOA is a non-binding political commitment.[151][152] According to the U.S. State Department, it specifically is not an executive agreement or a treaty.[153] There are widespread incorrect reports that it is an executive agreement.[154][155] In contrast to treaties, which require two-thirds of the Senate to consent to ratification, political commitments require no congressional approval, and are not legally binding as a matter of domestic law (although in some cases they may be binding on the U.S. as a matter of international law).[154][f]

2019-09-18 03:39:33 UTC  

I never claimed it was

2019-09-18 03:39:56 UTC  

of course but the point I;m making is that when Obama chose not to radify it as a treaty he opened it up to the next president revoking it on whim

2019-09-18 03:40:09 UTC  

but ending this deal has caused iran to increase its production of enriched uranium

2019-09-18 03:40:17 UTC  

ok here is my claim

2019-09-18 03:40:25 UTC  

cancelling the iran deal was bad

2019-09-18 03:42:35 UTC  

I'm going to ignore you while I talk to Spader if he wants a source he can have one

2019-09-18 03:43:10 UTC  

oh also not only did trump drop the deal but also put sanctions on them too

2019-09-18 03:43:23 UTC  

no the wikipedia page talks about Iran declaring itself out of compliance this year

2019-09-18 03:43:30 UTC  

after the deal was scrapped

2019-09-18 03:43:37 UTC  

"scrapped"

2019-09-18 03:43:54 UTC  

still applies in Europe and elsewhere to my understanding

2019-09-18 03:44:42 UTC  

yes but america dropped it and put sanctions on them. Were they getting money from European countries? I don't actually know.

2019-09-18 03:44:53 UTC  

idk ether

2019-09-18 03:45:21 UTC  

it just mentions the deal included a bunch of other countries none of which had the political motivations to scrap it like the US

2019-09-18 03:45:36 UTC  

again to the best of my knowledge

2019-09-18 03:45:41 UTC  

I mean if they were I wonder if it would be anything close to what they got from america. But not only did america put a dick in their mouth, then they tied them up and put it in their ass too

2019-09-18 03:45:59 UTC  

that's a colorful turn of phrase