Opposition to the US involvement in the war with Iran, citing its costs, negative impacts on the US, and questioning its necessity.

Criticism of the US military budget and its allocation, particularly in comparison to spending on domestic issues or other nations.

Expressing concern and uncertainty about potential US strikes on Iran, with statements from officials indicating no final decision has been made.

Iran may reconsider its ban on nuclear weapons if fighting resumes, though no decision has been made.

The US has not yet decided on further strikes against Iran, with diplomatic solutions being sought.

The conflict with Iran is linked to increased oil prices, high gas prices, and significant profits for oil companies.

Criticism is directed at the US involvement in the war with Iran, citing its cost and negative impact on international relations.

Some believe the primary enemy is within the US government, not Tehran, and that Iran is a threat.

Strong opposition to potential US military action against Iran, citing costs and negative consequences.

General criticism of US foreign policy, including its impact on global perception and its involvement in various conflicts.

There is a perception that America's military superiority and global popularity are eroding due to its foreign policy decisions.

Criticism of US military interventions and foreign policy, citing negative consequences and questioning the rationale behind prolonged conflicts.

There is a belief that Trump's policies and rhetoric have unnecessarily escalated tensions with Iran and potentially led to conflict.

Criticism is leveled against US foreign policy, suggesting it is misguided, relies on faulty logic, and has weakened America's global standing.

Criticism is directed at former President Trump's handling of Iran, including his withdrawal from the JCPOA and the perceived negative consequences for US foreign policy.

There are suggestions that Iran has previously reached out for dialogue and should be invited to participate in a new international order.

There are indications of a shift in the tone of communication between the US and Iran, with a letter from US Vice President JD Vance being a point of discussion.