First of all, they won't say it has nothing to do with it. They'll accept and embrace the idea that a nation's laws were broken and justice was served. That if you don't like Iran then don't go there, don't break its laws, don't piss off the wrong people. Second, and the first point builds into this, you don't think North Korean dictators / party members freely kill the peasants beneath them, or Chinese? It happens in many despot nations across the planet. This is not unique to Iran or Islamic governments. Abuse of human rights is a plight shared by all humans. It is our constant struggle to protect us from one another and to ensure that no government has the tyrannical power over life and death, over us and our property, as those nations do. This is the very soul of America, the small government values that we were founded with. Protecting you from such atrosaties is the calling card of Libertarianism. The reason why central planning must be opposed at every turn lest we abolish the strength of our people and yield it to a ruling class. A government free to break laws, free to steal, rape, murder at their desire. Free to become the next Iran. It is not about whether you have 1 tyrant or 500 tyrants, there must be protections in place to safeguard people. Thankfully in America, some of those are still in place and we can look down on other nations with stronger governments. That will not always be so. Look to those who seek to consolidate power and ask yourself the consequences.
