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It wasn't. Iran’s nuclear deal basically means that Iran accepted strict limits on its nuclear program in return for elimination of the sanctions that have been building up for a decade before the deal. Iran unplugged two-thirds of its centrifuges, shipped out 98% of its enriched uranium and filled its plutonium production reactor with concrete. They accepted extensive monitoring by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). IAEA has verified 10 times since the agreement that Iran has complied with its terms, so all nuclear-related sanctions were lifted in January 2016. Iran nuclear deal was working fine. But, you could make an argument that Iran deal was bad for two entities. 1. Unites States weapons manufacturers who depend on warfare to make profit + all those who rely on the cash flow from weapons manufacturers when it comes to their re-election campaign funds, like U.S. Congressman Mac Thornberry and U.S. Congressman Rob Wittman, among many others. In 2018 so far,

Famine - Fake news. Inflated numbers. Mass shootings are Government conspiracies. Nothing 'they' tell you is true. It’s all a ploy to take away our guns. Pestilence - Mental illness is the real problem. Anyone who commits gun violence must be sick in the head. If you take away guns, they’ll just make pipe bombs. War - We need to arm school teachers, school nurses and janitors. The answer is more guns. Everybody gets a gun. Reign hell fire! Death - First point: Second Amendment. I don’t need a second point.

....  being described as evidence of an alternative to capitalism, to prosperity, to freedom, to abundance, to wealth, to influence, to education, to healthcare and, above all, to the availability of food, is the biggest load of horseshit I've ever heard. Capitalism, where the richest 1% hold about 47% of all privately held wealth in the United States, while the bottom 90% hold 73% of all debt. Prosperity where 15 million children in the United States, 21% of all childre n, live in families with incomes below the federal poverty threshold, a measurement that has been severely underestimating the needs of families for decades. Freedom in the U.S., where more black men are in prison today than were enslaved before the Civil War. A bundance in the U.S., where food waste is estimated at between 30-40% of the food supply and more than 45 million people, or 14.5% of all Americans, live below the poverty line. Wealth in the U.S., that only belongs to the rich corporations a