ثمانه قدرخان, جديدآنلاين: تکدیگری چهرۀ عادی بسیاری از کلانشهرهای دنیا شدهاست. چه فرقی میکند در کجای دنیا ساکن باشید. مهم این است که هیچ کس چهرۀ شهرش را زشت و دردمند نمیپسندد. در میان کلانشهرهای ایران، تهران و مشهد بیشترین آمار گدایان را به خود اختصاص دادهاند، اما شیراز در ایام نوروز میزان قابل توجهی از این آمار را سهم خود میکند. اصفهان همچنان در ردۀ سوم جدول قراردارد و تبریز تنها کلانشهری است که به بی گدایی شهرت یافته و به عنوان شهرموفق در مبازره با تکدیگری درایران مطرح شدهاست>>> جديدآنلاين
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Tat root
by Fatollah on Thu Jul 15, 2010 04:09 AM PDTfunny, everyone's become an expert on ethnology or ethnography if you will, these days!
No federalism please
by Iraniandudee3 on Wed Jul 14, 2010 09:08 PM PDTAbsolutely not, the second Iran turns into a federalist state
we'll be defensless against the Turkish and Arab nations, or any nation
for that matter, most Iranians know this. Most Azeris can't even speak
Turkish anyways, and most consider theirself Iranian/Persian, so I say
let the persification process continue specially when they themselves
want to be part of our people. They got Turkified by the Toorkish
ottomans, and we're just showing them their true Persian tat roots
again.
Don't shoot yourself in the leg!
Isn't it the time to let
by benross on Wed Jul 14, 2010 05:21 PM PDTIsn't it the time to let them read, write, and live in their own language?
In free Iran, I don't think it will be about 'us' letting them to do anything. It will be about a social discussion on how to go about it. I personally think Persian language as national language should stand. And minority languages should have a real presence in schools for Persian speaking kids.
والله بیلمیرم
comradeWed Jul 14, 2010 04:42 PM PDT
Isn't it the time to let them read, write, and live in their own language?
visit....//www.tudehpartyiran.org/mardom.asp
Be Careful Tabriz
by divaneh on Wed Jul 14, 2010 04:48 PM PDTDoesn't it increase the threat of earthquake? I thought apart from women's dress, it was through giving money to the beggars that we could avert such natural disasters. A city with no beggar is asking for the trouble.
Afarin
by IranFirst on Wed Jul 14, 2010 03:40 PM PDTAfarin be mardom Tabriz va sazmanhay-e komak be mostamandan dar Tabriz
Somehow Tabriz is diffrerent from other Iranian cities.
by پیام on Wed Jul 14, 2010 09:12 AM PDTI've lived there for almost a third of my life ( during the war years). Tabrizis are devoted people and love their city. It shows in how Tabriz has developed itself in past two decades. It has turned into a modern city with lots of improvement in it's infrastructure.