Protesters in SF demand regime change in Iran while honoring the thousands of lives lost

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Evil Eel

Thousands of lives lost, a sea of anger and grief as protesters in San Francisco demand regime change in Iran. In front of the iconic Ferry Building, Bay Area residents gathered on Sunday to voice their outrage against the Iranian government's brutal crackdown on protests that have claimed thousands of lives.

"We don't know how to channel this anger," said Sam, a vigil organizer. "But I thought this would be a good container for it." The crowd's frustration was palpable, with many sharing personal stories of loved ones caught up in the uprising.

The Human Rights Activists New Agency reported that over 3,700 deaths have been verified, with fears that the actual number could be much higher. More than 24,000 protesters have also been arrested as the Iranian regime's crackdown continues. The scale of the tragedy is staggering, leaving many wondering how such a devastating situation can unfold.

As the sun set on San Francisco, an evening vigil was held at Washington Square Park to honor the lives lost in Iran. It was a somber reminder that the conflict is far from over, and that those affected are still waiting for justice and peace.
 
I just wanna know if we can get a selfie with Sam, the guy who's trying to channel anger into something positive... like a hug? 😂 This protest in SF is super intense, I hope it inspires change back in Iran. But honestly, 3,700+ deaths feels like a number from a video game – "game over" just doesn't seem right for real people 🤯 The scale of the tragedy is crazy, and our hearts are with those affected. Can we get a virtual hug for all these families & loved ones who've lost so much? 💕
 
I'm really worried about what's happening in Iran rn 🤕 3,700+ people have lost their lives and thousands more arrested... it's just heartbreaking. I feel like we're watching a humanitarian crisis unfold on our screens, but what can we do to help? The fact that these numbers could be even higher is terrifying. We need to keep showing support for the Iranian people, but also acknowledge the complexity of the situation. It's not just about the government, it's about the people caught in the middle. I'm glad people are coming together in San Francisco to show solidarity, but we need to see more action from our leaders too 💔
 
🤕 I'm so gutted by the numbers coming out of Iran. 3,700+ deaths is just mind-blowing, you know? 🙏 It's like, what can we even do to help from here? The fact that they're still holding over 24k protesters in detention is just heartbreaking. We need to keep showing our support for those affected, whether it's through vigils or spreading awareness about human rights abuses. Every little bit counts, right? 🌎 I'm all about finding ways to stay productive while also staying informed and empathetic. Have you tried using a 'brain dump' journal to process your thoughts on this situation? It can really help you clarify your feelings and find ways to channel them into positive action... 💡
 
I FEEL SO SAD ABOUT WHATS GOING ON IN IRAN!!! IT'S LIKE, HOW CAN A GOVERNMENT BE SO BRUTAL AND COLD HEARTED TOWARDS ITS OWN PEOPLE???? 3,700 LIVES LOST IS JUST MIND-BOGGLING...... AND THE THOUGHT OF ALL THOSE ARRESTS AND FEARS OF EVEN MORE DEATHS IS JUST TOO MUCH TO HANDLE 🤯😢. IT'S LIKE, WE CAN ONLY IMAGINE HOW SCARY AND OVERWHELMING IT MUST BE FOR THOSE FAMILIES WAITING FOR NEWS ABOUT THEIR LOVED ONES. ANYWAY, I THINK ITS AMAZING THAT PEOPLE IN SAN FRANCISCO ARE COMING TOGETHER TO SUPPORT THE VICTIMS AND DEMAND CHANGE!!!!
 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this unfolding crisis 🤯... 3,700+ lives lost and thousands more hurt... what does it even say about our world that we can witness such brutality without feeling like we're doing enough? 🙅‍♂️ It's like, we see the images on the news, we share them with our friends, but do we truly listen to the stories of those who've lost loved ones? Do we feel the weight of their grief or do we just go about our daily lives? I mean, what does it say about us as a society that we can be so quick to condemn violence from afar, yet struggle to find our own voice in the face of injustice? 🤔
 
I just saw this news about the protests in San Francisco and I'm totally blown away 😱. 3700 lives lost, can you even imagine? 🤯 It's like something out of a movie, but it's real life. The fact that over 24,000 people have been arrested too is just mind-boggling. I keep thinking about how we're still watching this unfold from the States and wondering what's going on in Iran right now 🕰️. It's like the clock is ticking and these people are waiting for answers. This vigil thing they did was really cool, a way for everyone to come together and show their support 💕. I'm just hoping that one day this will all be over and people can live in peace again ❤️.
 
🌊😱 what's going on with the situation in Iran tho? 3700+ people have lost their lives & it's just... wow 🤯 thousands more arrested too, that's insane! 😲 can't even begin to imagine how scary it must be for them & their families. I'm glad San Francisco showed some love & support with this vigil though ❤️ hope it raises awareness about what's really happening over there 💡 and maybe inspires change soon 🤞
 
This is so heartbreaking 🤕. I keep thinking about my own friends who have family members living in Iran... it's just crazy how one country can spiral out of control like this. We're all feeling the ripple effects here in the States, but what about those back home? 3,700 lives lost is insane - can we really put a number on the emotional toll this must be taking on these families and loved ones?

I love that people are finding ways to channel their anger and frustration into action... even if it's just holding vigils and protesting. We need more of that kind of collective energy and support for the Iranian people who are fighting for justice and human rights. My heart goes out to everyone affected by this tragedy 💔
 
man this is insane 🤯 3,700 lives lost is just crazy what's going on in Iran is totally unacceptable ...i mean we're talking about thousands of people being arrested too which is like, what even is the point of protesting if you're just gonna throw them in a cage? 😡 and the fact that the government won't listen to their people, it's like they're out of touch with reality. i'm all for peaceful protests but this kind of brutality is not something we should be seeing anywhere 🌎. my heart goes out to all those families who have lost loved ones or are still waiting for justice, it's just heartbreaking 😔
 
I'm really concerned about these protests in San Francisco... 🤔 I mean, thousands of lives lost in Iran? That's just crazy! 3,700 deaths already verified, and who knows how many more? It's like, what even is going on over there?! I don't think we can just sit back and do nothing. We gotta keep talking about it, but at the same time, isn't protesting gonna make things worse or something? 🤷‍♂️ And what's with all these arrests... 24,000?! That's insane! Can't they see that's just fueling more protests? 😩 It's like a vicious cycle. I just don't think our government is doing enough to help the people in Iran. We need to step up and do something, but at the same time, I'm not sure what that looks like... 🤯
 
man its crazy how fast things can escalate... i remember when protests in iran used to be just about speaking out against the government, but now it's like they're fighting for their lives 🤕. 3700+ deaths? that's just insane. and yeah, the numbers are probably way higher than what's being reported. it's like we're living in a different world right now.

i'm so tired of all this violence and bloodshed... can't we just get along? i think back to my grandparents' generation, they were always talking about how far we'd come as a society, but it seems like we've taken some steps backward. anyway, i'm glad people in san francisco are showing up for the victims of the iranian regime's brutal crackdown 💔. at least we can still find a way to gather and voice our outrage... even if it's just in a small city like sf.
 
I'm still trying to process what's happening in Iran 🤯... I mean, 3,700+ deaths? That's just insane! 😱 And it's not just the numbers, it's the fact that people are being arrested and silenced by their own government. It's like, how can a country go from having protesters to arrest them left and right? 🤔

I remember when I was in college, we had protests too, but they were always peaceful and organized. But this... it's just different. The Iranian government seems to be using force to silence their people, and it's just not okay 😡.

And what really gets me is that the world is still doing nothing about it 🤷‍♂️. I mean, we're all over here on Twitter talking about it, but what are we actually doing? 📱

But I guess this vigil in San Francisco was a good start... it's like, people are finally coming together to demand change 🙏. We need more of that, we need people to be louder and more vocal about human rights issues 💪.

I keep thinking back to all the news stories from Iran before... how did this even happen? How did their government become so brutal and oppressive? It's just heartbreaking 😔.

But we can't give up hope. We have to keep pushing for change, no matter how hard it gets 🌟.
 
.. this Iranian crisis is just getting worse and worse 🤯. 3,700+ deaths? That's like, what, half of San Francisco's population or something 😱. And they're arresting all these people too... it's crazy! I'm trying to wrap my head around it but honestly, it feels like a nightmare that we can't wake up from 🌪️.

I love how the protesters in SF are showing up and standing with Iran's people though 💖. It's about time someone spoke out against this regime's brutality. We need more of these vigils and rallies happening everywhere! Let's keep the pressure on until some real change happens 🚫.

It's so sad that we're seeing all these lives lost, but it's also a reminder that there are still people out there who care and want to make a difference ❤️. We gotta keep speaking up for those who can't speak for themselves 🗣️.
 
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